This may not be the best group to ask in as the question is about the beta,
if there is a better place please point me to it.
I've had beta 1 installed, after a re-install of the OS this weekend I
installed beta 2. I opened a project that I had written with beta 1 and
tried to compile it, when I compile it I get the error below. I am not sure
what the error means nor do I know how to fix it. Is the
Microsoft.Commo n.targets file new to beta 2? Where can I find some info on
the file, it's contents, and what it's for? I've tried Google but wasn't
able to find anything (though it was late when I was working on this)
Error 60 The "GenerateTrustI nfo" task failed unexpectedly.
System.Argument Exception:
Parameter name: targetZone
at
Microsoft.Build .Tasks.Deployme nt.ManifestUtil ities.SecurityU tilities.GetNam e
dPermissionSetF romZone(String targetZone)
at
Microsoft.Build .Tasks.Deployme nt.ManifestUtil ities.SecurityU tilities.Comput e
ZonePermissionS et(String targetZone, PermissionSet includedPermiss ionSet,
String[] excludedPermiss ions)
at Microsoft.Build .Tasks.Generate TrustInfo.Execu te()
at Microsoft.Build .BuildEngine.Ta skEngine.Execut eTask(Execution Mode
howToExecuteTas k, Hashtable projectItemsAva ilableToTask, BuildPropertyGr oup
projectProperti esAvailableToTa sk)
C:\WINDOWS\Micr osoft.NET\Frame work\v2.0.50215 \Microsoft.Comm on.targets
2171 9
The GenerateTrustIn fo is set up as the following (this is where the cursor
is placed when I double click the error):
<GenerateTrustI nfo
BaseManifest="@ (BaseManifestWi thTargetPath)"
ExcludedPermiss ions="$(Exclude dPermissions)"
TargetZone="$(T argetZone)"
TrustInfoFile=" @(IntermediateT rustInfoFile)">
<Output TaskParameter=" TrustInfoFile" ItemName="FileW rites"/>
</GenerateTrustIn fo>
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Thanks
Wayne Sepega
Jacksonville, Fl
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