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• Re: PrincipalPermissionAttribute not enforced

  Hi: I figured out the problem. The class also has a PrincipalPermissionAttribute applied to it. When I remove it, the one on the method works as expected. In the 1.1 .NET Framework, the attribute was applied to the method even if there was the attribute on the class. Now I'm going to check to see if it is a known bug,

  Posted to Security (Forum) by RobC04 on 10/21/2005

• PrincipalPermissionAttribute not enforced

  Hello: I have a method in a class library with the following declaration: <PrincipalPermissionAttribute(SecurityAction.Demand, Role:= "xxxx" )> _ Public Shared Function NewCarrier( ByVal planYear As Integer ) As Carrier Role "xxxx" is a fictitious one that nobody belongs to. I wanted the check to fail. When the method is called from my asp page, it executes successfully. We implemented a custom principal object which is set to the thread's CurrentPrincipal in global.asax before it reaches this

  Posted to Security (Forum) by RobC04 on 10/20/2005

• Cassini has intermittant serialization exception when accessing serializable object in Session.

  Get intermittent SerializationException during page request when using Cassini during website project development. I believe this is because we create a custom principal object and store it in Session upon authentication. This is then retrieved from Session in Application_AcquireRequestState. Although all the code executes without error, we intermittantly get an instead of the requested page. I think this may be related to bug FDBK29269 eventhough we are not doing any remoting like they were in that

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by RobC04 on 9/2/2005

• Re: Web Setup & precompiled project

  Thank you very much for your reply, although I wish the answer was different! I will see if MSBuild makes this any easier. Thanks again, Rob

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by RobC04 on 7/15/2005

• Re: Web Setup & precompiled project

  Hi, I have the same issue as mentioned in this post, but I don't believe Qing's post fully addresses it. If you precompile to a temporary directory and try to include those dlls, you have to do so manually. This means as a new web page (if batch compilation mode isn't used) or new folder (if batch compilation mode is used) is added to the project you must manually go back and edit the setup project. This is error prone and inconvenient. The web setup project should contain an option to include the

  Posted to Configuration and Deployment (Forum) by RobC04 on 7/14/2005

• Re: Using Web Setup project to deploy precompiled web site

  Hi, I still haven't been able to solve my problem of automatically including the websites precompiled dlls in a web setup project. Am I missing something? How come there is no "Primary Output" option in the "Add Project Output Group" for a website project? I have seen it mentioned in other posts / websites, but it doesn't appear in my beta 2 version of Visual Studio 2005. Maybe it existed in 2003. This seems like a common requirement. Thanks again for any assistence you can give. Rob

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by RobC04 on 7/12/2005

• Re: Using Web Setup project to deploy precompiled web site

  Hi, Thanks for the reply. Ok, that does fix the changing name problem. Do you know of a way to avoid having to add each precompiled dll to the setup projet, such as doing it by wildcard or specifying all dlls in a folder? It would be nice if setup projects allowed you to specify build output for an asp.net project to use the precompiled dlls. Thanks again for your help, Rob

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by RobC04 on 7/11/2005

• Using Web Setup project to deploy precompiled web site

  Hello: I am trying to deploy a precompiled web site using a web setup project. I only wish to include the precompiled dlls, not any content files. I create a Web Setup Project. I do not include the content files for the website. I COULD manually add files to the file system editor by browsing to the folder that contains the precompiled dlls and add each dll. This would not be an ideal solution for two reasons: - Each time a new page gets created, one would have to manually go back and add its precomiled

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by RobC04 on 7/11/2005