"Security.SecureString" for .NET 1.1 ?

[Mike McGuire]

I currently have a .NET 2.0 Application that uses "Security.Secur eString" to securly pass a password to the process that I am starting within the app. I want to create something similar for a few of our web servers, but the web team does not want to install .NET 2.0 on the servers

Is there anything similar to "Security.Secur eString" for .NET 1.1?

Mike

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RE: "Security. SecureString&qu ot; for .NET 1.1 ?

There is nothing built into 1.1. What is the issue installing 2.0 on the
servers? It won't impact 1.1 applications.

David

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"Mike McGuire" wrote:

I currently have a .NET 2.0 Application that uses "Security.Secur eString" to securly pass a password to the process that I am starting within the app. I want to create something similar for a few of our web servers, but the web team does not want to install .NET 2.0 on the servers
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Is there anything similar to "Security.Secur eString" for .NET 1

[kimiraikkonen]

Re: "Security. SecureString&qu ot; for .NET 1.1 ?

On Oct 31, 6:21 pm, "Mike McGuire"
<mkmcg...@rockd ontspammewellco llins.comwrote:

I currently have a .NET 2.0 Application that uses "Security.Secur eString"to securly pass a password to the process that I am starting within the app.  I want to create something similar for a few of our web servers, but the web team does not want to install .NET 2.0 on the servers
>
Is there anything similar to "Security.Secur eString" for .NET 1.1?
>
Mike

I'm afraid native SecureString base class is supported since version
2.0.

See here:

http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.security.securestring.aspx

Onur Güzel