I have a web service running impersonation of a domain account on Windows
Server 2003. I need to access a share which the Web Service classes,
themselves, appear to be able to create and access. However, when an
assembly (that is in the GAC, strongly named, etc.) is called to process the
file, I receive the message: "Access to the path is denied." This
installation works fine on Windows 2000 and Windows XP Professional.
However, Windows Server 2003 appears to require more security settings.
I think this has something to do with the Global Assembly Cache and trusted
assemblies. Although, I don't know for sure. I am unable to specify the
assembly as "Full Trust" through the "Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1
Configuration" tool as I receive the error "Unable to add the selected
assembly. The assembly must have a strong name (name, version and public
key)." I read in one of the newsgroups that "caspol –af" could be used.
This didn't help either—it just stated: "ERROR: Unable to load assembly".
Does anybody have any ideas regarding what I can do to get the assembly to
read the share drive file properly?
Any help will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks.
-Charles V. Leonard
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