Re: strong name exception on SecurityAction.Demand, works fine for LinkDemand

Hi, 

you know that SNIP really only has teeth when the client is partially trusted?

- in fact the behaviour has changed in 2.0 that fully trusted code always passes SNIP demands.

i wouldn't invest in this feature.

but this doesn't answer your question - 

a demand triggers a full stack walk

i guess you signed your code behind assembly?

so the page class (not signed) derives from the code behind class (signed) to call into a SNIP demand - the stack walk fails when the page class is reached.

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Dominick Baier - DevelopMentor
http://www.leastprivilege.com

Hi,
I have a component that is protected by the
StrongNameIdentityPermission.
I m calling this component from a web application that has the
appropriate strong name.
I noticed that calling the component fails when the
SecurityAction.Demand is on, while it succeeds when
SecurityAction.LinkDemand is on.
Since I m calling the component directly from my application, I was
wondering , what could be in the method stack that is causing the
demand
to fail.
Is there a way to make it work ?
Regards

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