.NET security configurator won't work with URL address

From: Ken Hutchinson (a_at_b)
Date: 05/21/03 

Date: Wed, 21 May 2003 16:12:27 -0400

I've placed a .NET app on our intranet server. It requires full access to
run.

If I create a code group specifying a UNC to the EXE, it works correctly (ie
\\intranet\myApp\*)
However, if I specify the URL, I don't get the necessary rights to run (ie
http://www.me.com/myapp/*)

I'd like to specify the URL as it is much less likely to change.
Does anybody know how to fix this???

Thanks
Ken

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