Hi, I have a CAS problem related to a serialized object in a satellite
assembly.

Specifically, I have an application with one EXE and two DLLs on my server.  
The EXE uses one of the DLLs, and that DLL uses the other DLL as a satellite
assembly (which contains an embedded resource).

It all works well on planet Earth, but when I try to launch the app. through
a "Smart Client".

[FYI I start the app from code on the client:

       string strURL = "http://localhost/SmartServer/Bin/Debug/Smart.exe";

       // Set the class to call
       string sClassName = "MySmartClient.SmartForm";

       Assembly assemblyContent = null;

       try
       {
               // Load the assembly
               assemblyContent = Assembly.LoadFrom(strURL);
       }
       catch(Exception e)
       {
               System.Windows.Forms.MessageBo­x.Show("Exception:
"+e.Message+"
\r\n"+e.StackTrace);
       }
       splash.Close();

       // Create a object for the Class
       Type typeContent = assemblyContent.GetType(sClass­Name);

       // Invoke the method. Here we are invoking the Main method.
       try
       {

               typeContent.InvokeMember ("Main", BindingFlags.Public |
                       BindingFlags.InvokeMethod | BindingFlags.Static,
null, null, null);
       }
       catch(Exception e)
       {
               System.Windows.Forms.MessageBo­x.Show("Exception2:
"+e.Message+"
\r\n"+e.StackTrace);
       }

]

This works fine when I give the localhost zone full-trust, but fails on low
trust.

I've narrowed the issue down to the resource in the satellite assembly; the
main assembly needs to get a resource (byte array) from the assembly, which
it does with

       ResourceManager rm = new ResourceManager(name,
Assembly.GetExecutingAssembly(­));
       return (byte[])rm.GetObject(resourceO­bjectName);

This fails in low trust, because the code doesn't have permission to
deserialize the type (even though it's a harmless byte array :().  I added
the assembly to the GAC and it did work, but that's not an acceptable
solution :[.

This all seems to be in-line with
http://www.thinktecture.com/Resources/RemotingFAQ/Changes2003.html, but I'm
afraid I don't see how to apply that to this situation.  I keep seeing
samples posted as solutions with

       BinaryServerFormatterSinkProvi­der serverProv = new
BinaryServerFormatterSinkProvi­der();
       serverProv.TypeFilterLevel =
System.Runtime.Serialization.F­ormatters.TypeFilterLevel.Full­;

       BinaryClientFormatterSinkProvi­der clientProv = new
BinaryClientFormatterSinkProvi­der();

       IDictionary props = new Hashtable();
       props["port"] = 1234;

       HttpChannel chan = new HttpChannel(props, clientProv, serverProv);  
     
       ChannelServices.RegisterChanne­l( chan );

but what does it mean?  What port am I supposed to provide (80?)?  And where
does this go, client or server?

Can someone please help, preferably without configuration file changes.

Thanks!

Jim