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strange problem with web service and strongly named assembly.

I've got a web service that uses a strongly named assembly.
Last week (I think it was just after windows update installed some updates)
the
web service stopped working complaining (in the contructor) that it can't
load the assembly.
After searching around I found out about the AllowPartiallyTrustedCallers()
attribute, added it to the assembly, recompiled everything and things started
working again.
This morning I come back to work, and the web service stopped working again,
same error. My logs show that it stopped working around 08:00 pm but nothing
was changed at that time.
I recompiled the code again and it working again but since I don't know why
it stopped working yesterday I don't know if it will stop again.
I'm using visual studio 2003 on windows 2000.

Thanks, Nadav

Nov 21 '05 #1
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