ReflectionPermission requirements in anything but Full Trust in ASP.NET

Posted by: Rick Strahls WebLog, on 20 May 2006 | View original

I ran into a bit of a revelation today when I got a message from a customer who had been running our West Wind Web Store in development and ran into a number of issues when deployed on the server. As it turns out the ISP had turned down security to low and this is causing the application to fall down all because a lack of Reflection permissions on protected types.   I use a custom databinding scheme in my Web pages and this mechanism requires Reflection that usually binds object on a Page object...

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