Visual Studio 2010 ClickOnce prerequisites from same location?

The list of prerequisites available for selection depends on the available bootstrapper packages present on the machine where Visual Studio is installed. The Visual Studio installation installs a set of default bootstrapper packages and those are the ones you are using.

The list of prerequisites available for selection depends on the available bootstrapper packages present on the machine where Visual Studio is installed. The Visual Studio installation installs a set of default bootstrapper packages and those are the ones you are using. For Visual Studio 2010 they are installed to the following location: %ProgramFiles%\Microsoft SDKs\Windows\v7.0A\Bootstrapper\Packages When you configure the application prerequisites you can set the download location to the same folder as the application.

However not all boostrapper packages support this option and that's why you get the error message. For example, the . NET 3.5 SP1 boostrapper package by default only supports the option to be downloadable from the component vendor's web site.To workaround this you can follow the instructions in How to Include .

NET Framework 3.5 SP1 with Your Installer. Also note that since the prerequisites installers will probably not change between your application versions, you can skip the installers when uploading new versions allowing you to save some bandwidth.

– muhan Jan 6 '11 at 8:23 1 I would consider publishing to a local directory and then upload to the server using a FTP client. This way you have total control in which files you want to transfer from your machine allowing you to skip unchanged installers and reusing the ones you already have on the server. – João Angelo Jan 6 '11 at 12:04.

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