Security Exception?

[pnp]

I have developed an app in C# that I'm trying to deploy in an intranet.
I would like the app to be installed in a server and to be run from a
shortcut from a client machine.
The problem is that while from the .NET wizard I set the security for
everything in the network to full, an error message occurs indecating
that the Application.ExecutablePath produced an error of type
System.Permission.FileIO ...

How can I overcome this?

[Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]]

pnp,

Instead of setting the network security to full trust, I would generate
the permission based on the strong name (if you are strong naming the
assembly) or a hash (if it doesn't get recompiled often), or place the
network location in the trusted sites for IE (.NET should pick this up and
give it full trust as a result).

This should solve your problem.

Hope this helps.
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- Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP]
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I have developed an app in C# that I'm trying to deploy in an intranet. I
would like the app to be installed in a server and to be run from a
shortcut from a client machine.
The problem is that while from the .NET wizard I set the security for
everything in the network to full, an error message occurs indecating that
the Application.ExecutablePath produced an error of type
System.Permission.FileIO ...

How can I overcome this?

[pnp]

The problem still remains, and i get a UIPermissions error... Is there
anything else I can do? This is very frustrating?
Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP] wrote:

pnp,

Instead of setting the network security to full trust, I would generate
the permission based on the strong name (if you are strong naming the
assembly) or a hash (if it doesn't get recompiled often), or place the
network location in the trusted sites for IE (.NET should pick this up and
give it full trust as a result).

This should solve your problem.

Hope this helps.

[pnp]

I read that I need to set up a strong name for them.
http://blogs.gotdotnet.com/shawnfa/P...f-5f1f4627410c
Isn't there an easier way?

pnp wrote:

The problem still remains, and i get a UIPermissions error... Is there
anything else I can do? This is very frustrating?
Nicholas Paldino [.NET/C# MVP] wrote: