Considerations for starting a Windows.NET application from a network share

Question

With .NET 3.5 SP1, we can now run Windows applications over the default network. Even with earlier versions, with some effort (setting security access to the code), we could run executable files from a network share.

My question is what are the implications of distributing applications by putting them on a network share. For example, how does performance affect, are there any other security considerations besides CAS, etc.

And how does it compare with the distribution of applications, say by installing them locally, manually copying files through or using a smart client?

Answer 1

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