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Leslie - 26 Oct 2007 19:46 GMT
I attempting to access a web application that contains a windows forms
control that is downloaded to the client. I configured code access security
using .NET Framework 2.0 configuration and everything works as expected when
using the 32 bit browser. However, when I attempt to use the 64 bit browser I
get a message that says that the control was unable to Assert
PermissionState. Are different tools needed to configure security for the 2.0
Framework when running under 64 bit?

Thanks,

Leslie
bruce barker - 27 Oct 2007 06:35 GMT
security settings are per clr. as the .net security tools can run 32 bit
or 64 bit, you need to be sure they are running in the correct mode.

if the test box has both 32 and 64 bit clrs, you need to run security
setting twice.

note: if you are using mmc.exe, use the /32 & /64 switches to control
which clr you are changing the settings for.

-- bruce (sqlwork.com)

> I attempting to access a web application that contains a windows forms
> control that is downloaded to the client. I configured code access security
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> Leslie
Leslie - 27 Oct 2007 23:49 GMT
That fixed it. Thanks!

> security settings are per clr. as the .net security tools can run 32 bit
> or 64 bit, you need to be sure they are running in the correct mode.
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