I really don't know what's going on, but --
You didn't give enough context; what namespace contains XASecurityPermissionAttribute
(XASPA)? Is the RequestType enumeration declared in that namespace?
What in the USES clause of the apps that fail is referencing the assembly containing
XASPA? (If the answer is "nothing; it's not in the uses" then how can the code
compile without specifying the complete namespace of XASPA in the attribute
instantiation?)
Can you explain why any code is looking for Framework.Security rather than
SXA.Framework.Security (assuming that's the name of an assembly)?
(Please try to paste the code next time without causing double-spacing.)
At 05:43 PM 9/10/2003 -0400, Squires, Damon wrote
>I am having the following issue with a custom attribute I've created. I have
>inherited from CodeAccessSecurityAttribute and I receive this error:
>
>C:\Custom\TestCustomPrincipal\TestSecuredObject.cs(23): Error emitting
>XASecurityPermissionAttribute' attribute -- 'Failed to load assembly
>Framework.Security -- System.IO.FileNotFoundException: File or assembly name
>Framework.Security, or one of its dependencies, was not found.
>
>File name: Framework.Security"
>[snip]
>The error comes when I apply the attribute as follows.
>
>[XASecurityPermission(SecurityAction.Deny ,
>RequestTypeCheck=RequestType.CreateModifyOwn | RequestType.ModifyElse)]
>
>public void SetX(int value)
>{
> _val = value;
>}
>
>I get the error for every application. I have attempted modifying the
>IPermission that gets returned and that is to no avail.
>
>I've also checked and yes the file exists :-) The project doesn't reference
>anything other than the mscorlib and System.dll.
>
>Thanks in advance,
>
>Damon Squires
>
>MCSD.NET MCDBA MCAD SCJP
>
>0x2B || ~0x2B
J. Merrill / Analytical Software Corp
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