Running ASP.NET in Medium Trust

Posted by: Rick Strahls WebLog, on 10 Jul 2006 | View original

I’ve been spending a bit of time testing my ASP.NET West Wind Web Store application in medium trust, and it’s been a hit or miss situation finding little things here and there that don’t work. I’m big on framework code, so I have lots of generic code in my base framework and some of this code has been choking on some of the limited permissions that are available. Fortunately most of these are relatively easy to work.   But there are a few that are problematic and not...

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