Hi all,
I'm attempting to create a console app similar to Microsoft's MMC that will
allow us to create a single user interface, and any apps we create will be
accessible as snap-in dlls. I've been able to create the user interface, and
some sample dlls as apps and everything seems to work fine as long as I
reference the dlls directly. However, I'd like to have the list of
application be generated when the user interface loads, so I'm using an XML
file that contains the location of the dlls, which are located in a remote
server shared directory, and then using Activator.Creat eInstanceFrom to load
the objects. This also appears to work, but when I try to actually do
anything on the form I start to get SecurityExcepti ons. I suspect that I'm
not providing the right permissions when I use Activator.Creat eInstanceFrom,
so I was wondering if anyone could direct me to a good discussion on how
security for CreateInstanceF rom (or something similar) works.
Thanks in advance,
Dave
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