Question

Scenario: I have a C# application that uses Click-Once to install(puts an icon on the desktop that points to the application) itself on computers on the network. I have recently been integrating NHibernate into the program and everything runs smooth on my box. Its ready for internal testing and I need to put it on our network share (Same share as production, different folder).

Problem: When I place it on the network share and run it I recieve an error saying the application cannot run in partial trust.

Question: I have googled this to no end and every solution seems to talk about a Web Application experiencing this. Is there anyway I can set the application to run in full trust mode on a network share. Setting the folder/exe to full trust? Is this simply allowing “Full Control” in the security tab of my applications properties?

Here is the error I recieve when running the application

Thanks for any input

Answer 1

You need to set the security policy on the client machine using CasPol.exe or the configuration tool in Administrative Tools.

• Code Access Security Policy Tool
• Using CasPol to Fully Trust a Share
• .NET Framework Configuration Tool (Mscorcfg.msc)
• Code Access Security Policy (CASPOL.exe) GUI Utility

Alternatively, you can upgrade to .net 4.0, which gets rid of all this.

EDIT: You can also try adding [assembly: AllowPartiallyTrustedCallers]to the referenced assembly.