Hello,

I have J# DLL that I call from a C# executable. When I call a static
function in the DLL, the constructor of the class throws a
SecurityException when I run the program from a network share
(Intranet Zone, I believe).

System.TypeInitializationException: The type initializer for
"xmsn.smccl.Simulator " threw an exception. --->
System.Security.SecurityException: Security error.
  at xmsn.smccl.Simulator..cctor()
  --- End of inner exception stack trace ---
  at xmsn.smccl.Simulator.getContext(String appName)
  ...

Problem is I am not doing anything that should cause the exception. At
the simplest, a J# class library with the following content would
throw an exception when I call DoStuff().

package Test;

public class SomeClass
{
  static int[] someArray = new int[10];

  public static void DoStuff()
  {
  }
}

If I uncomment the array line, it works fine.

I know I can establish full trust to the application or network share;
however, I am not allowed to do so because of corporate policies.

If somebody could provide a solution or a fix, I'd appreciate it very
much.

Thanks in advance,
Marius