How to run an executable on local .NET Framework?

Question

.NET

Yes, I'm still confused about this issue.
Is it enough to copy the folder "C:\Windows\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727" (for example) to your project and through what do you need to run .net binaries in it (folder)?
Roughly speaking - alternative to Java "java.exe jar [args]"

Answer 1

Are you trying to solve the issue of deploying a .net application on a client machine? It will not work unequivocally, the .net framework must be installed through its native installer on the target machine. There is nothing complicated in this, if I need to throw an innoSetup script, with which the application is packaged into one exe-file, and during installation it checks whether the required version of .net is installed, if not, it is installed.

Answer 2

Well, try it, for one thing and tell us

Answer 3

Are you for academic interest? Because this is a perversion.

Answer 4

dotNET applications like only one mscorlib library is imported (at least it is one in the import table), try copying it to the folder with the application, it will suddenly work.

Answer 5

Try using Mono. It does not require installation - and is compatible with the framework. I personally saw how Mono is dragged along with programs on the Unity engine.