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  • Marco Trapanese
    #1

    .NET Permissions


    Hi!

    I have an application composed of two executables and two dlls.
    Both exe project are configured as full trust.
    On the development machine all works fine.

    When I test them on another machine either copying the bin folders or
    using the "publish" feature in VB.NET Express they don't run.

    I get several execptions like this:

    "That assembly does not allow partially trusted callers." (why? I set my
    projects as *full* trust).

    "To grant this application the required permission [...] use the
    Microsoft .NET Framework Configuration tool." (how? MS does not include
    the mscorcfg.msc into the Framework 2.0...)

    Could you help me, please?
    Tell me if you need more details.

    Marco / iw2nzm

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    • Newbie Coder
      #2
      Re: .NET Permissions

      Look into Global Assembly Cache (GAC) for your assemblies. Once added they
      should be fine

      --
      Newbie Coder
      (It's just a name)


      "Marco Trapanese" <marcotrapanese NOSPAM@libero.i twrote in message
      news:P3VNh.3514 2$J11.753427@tw ister1.libero.i t...
      >
      Hi!
      >
      I have an application composed of two executables and two dlls.
      Both exe project are configured as full trust.
      On the development machine all works fine.
      >
      When I test them on another machine either copying the bin folders or
      using the "publish" feature in VB.NET Express they don't run.
      >
      I get several execptions like this:
      >
      "That assembly does not allow partially trusted callers." (why? I set my
      projects as *full* trust).
      >
      "To grant this application the required permission [...] use the
      Microsoft .NET Framework Configuration tool." (how? MS does not include
      the mscorcfg.msc into the Framework 2.0...)
      >
      Could you help me, please?
      Tell me if you need more details.
      >
      Marco / iw2nzm
      >

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        • Marco Trapanese
          #3
          Re: .NET Permissions

          Newbie Coder wrote:
          Look into Global Assembly Cache (GAC) for your assemblies. Once added they
          should be fine

          Uh...
          I read tons of articles about GAC, but I'm still a *bit* confused.

          Examples:

          My application (written in Visual Basic .NET Express) is composed of one
          executable and two dlls. One of the two is mine.
          I compile the solution and it works as expected on the development
          machine. Well, now I want to distribute it.

          What should I do?


          Thanks again
          Marco / iw2nzm

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