Trust an assembly programmatically

[Daniel Lidström]

Hi,

this page:
http://blogs.msdn.com/shawnfa/archiv.../20/57023.aspx
talks about a program called adminui, that can be used to create a .msi
script to automatically trust assemblies with a common strong name. Where
can I find this adminui? I want to add trust of an assembly from an
installation program. How else can I create a script to do this? Is there a
way to do this programmatically?

Also, how can I use caspol to view what assemblies I have granted trust to?
I have tried caspol -lf but this doesn't show a network assembly I have
just granted full rights to. The assembly doesn't contain a strong name.
Thanks for any help!

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Daniel

[Daniel Lidström]

On Tue, 5 Oct 2004 10:51:56 +0200, Daniel Lidström wrote:

this page:
http://blogs.msdn.com/shawnfa/archiv.../20/57023.aspx
talks about a program called adminui, that can be used to create a .msi
script to automatically trust assemblies with a common strong name. Where
can I find this adminui? I want to add trust of an assembly from an
installation program. How else can I create a script to do this? Is there a
way to do this programmatically?

Seems nobody knows how to do this. Let me ask for a slightly different
solution: how can I know where to find the caspol.exe utility? It is used
to allow assemblies to run over the local intranet. But this utility is not
something a user should have to be concerned with. I know the user has
installed a .Net framework, so the caspol utility exists. But finding it
should be automatic, i.e. I should be able to call it from an installation
program. How can I get the location of the .Net framework installation
path, in an absolutely reliable way?
Thanks!

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Daniel