RE: Could not find a part of the path - User control from within I

Thanks for your followup Leslie,

I'm very glad that the former sugggestion is of assistance :).

As for the further CAS issue you mentioned, I'd like to confirm the
following things:

1. When granting the CAS permission through strong-named codegroup, do you
grant "Full Trust" permission?

2. Are you sure whether all the assemblies used in your usercontrol(main
assembly or other assemblies referenced directly or indirectly by your main
assembly) are of the same strong-named. If there exists some other
assemblies which are referenced, you need to make sure they will also be
evaluated as "Full Trust" permission at the client-side's .net CAS...

If there have many referenced dependeny assemblies and you feel it hard to
point out which is likely the cause, you can try create a reproduce
usercontrol which use them reference and use them one by one and test it to
rule out the problem one.(For test, just grant "Full Trust" to make it
simplified:)).

In addition, for IE host .net control, we can enable a client-side IEHOST
log file which may provide some information when there occuring some
exceptions(inlucde CAS specific exceptions):

#HOW TO: Use the IEHost Log to Debug .NET Object Hosting in Internet
Explorer
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/313892/en-us

Hope this also helps.

Regards,

Steven Cheng
Microsoft Online Community Support


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