Re: Security Exception after splitting application in different assemblies

From: Fernando Vicaria [MSFT] (fvicaria_at_online.microsoft.com)
Date: 06/15/04

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    Did you sign any of the 3 assemblies?

    "Sven Kuenzler" <svenk@despammed.com> wrote in message
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    >I have an application that works fine when I build it in one monolithic
    >executable assembly. Now I wanted to factor out my NUnit tests. So I split
    >the application into a "business logic" dll, a unit test dll and the
    >executable merely containing the GUI.
    >
    > In this configuration, however, I get a couple of SecurityExceptions
    > complaining that various permissions (like RegistryPermission or
    > UIPermission) are not granted to my application. When accessing the code
    > via the unit test dll though, everything appears to be running fine. I do
    > not test the UI stuff, but the registry class _is_ used by the tests
    > without a problem.
    >
    > I first suspected that this was because of some unmanaged code which I use
    > which now resides in the business logic dll, making this assembly somehow
    > "untrusted". However, after commenting out this stuff, the problem still
    > remains.
    >
    > Do you have any advice or direction where to look?
    >
    > Thanks, Sven

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