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Filter by week: 1 2 3 4 5 Calculating permissions. Posted by Gravy at 9/21/2004 11:51:28 PM Hi
I have just run FxCop against one of my assemblies. It fails which a few
errors. The first is the fact the I'm note specifying permission requests in
the assembly.
Can someone tell me the easiest way of finding out what permissions I should
be requesting? Is there some form of permiss...more >>
Web service authentication (VB .NET) Posted by Nikolay Petrov at 9/20/2004 1:35:17 PM I want to implement an authentication to my ASP .NET web service.
Passing userId and password as parameter to all my web methods seem
unreliable to me.
Any ideas how to do it?
TIA
...more >>
"This location is not fully trusted by the .NET runtime..." Posted by Carl Daniel [VC++ MVP] at 9/20/2004 9:57:30 AM Since installing Whidbey beta 1 on my laptop, existing ASP.NET projects have
been inaccessible to VS.NET 2003.
I've already re-run aspnet_regiis -i from the 1.1 framework directory, and
gone into the IIS manager and selected the 1.1 runtime for each web app, yet
VS.NET 2003 refuses to open ...more >>
Canonicalisation Question Posted by Buddy at 9/20/2004 7:56:16 AM Hello,
I want to know if .Net supports the following features
that I require.
- Canonicalise (c14n) the XML document
- generate a 160-bit binary secure hash from the
canonicalise XML using the SHA-1 algorithm
- encode the binary data using base-64 to produce a 28
character string.
Ple...more >>
SignedXml.CheckSignature(); CryptographicException: Unknown tranform has been encountered Posted by chsmith NO[at]SPAM speakeasy.net at 9/17/2004 8:33:49 AM I'm a 2 week newbie to VS.NET, .NET, and C# and need help on this time
critical project.
TIA
I'm using WSE 1.0sp1/.NET 1.0 and signing and verifying xml documents
not SOAP. So I'm using WSE's SignedXml and getting this exception.
My guess ???: machine.config doesn't have the tra...more >>
Managing User Accounts and Groups at Runtime Posted by joaoPaulo at 9/17/2004 5:26:58 AM hi!!
i'm looking for a way to=20
Managing User Accounts and Groups at Runtime using C#=20
code...
is that possible??
thanks!
Jo=E3o Paulo Melo...more >>
Creating an object (event, mutex) with "everybody allowed" security permissions Posted by Eugene Mayevski at 9/17/2004 2:12:41 AM Hello!
Does anybody have a working example (C# or VB.NET) of using
SecurityDescriptor and SecurityAttributes to create a kernel object (event,
mutex, MMF) with access rights set to "everybody allowed"? I tried various
combinations of code and nothing works. In most combinations I get "Invalid
...more >>
Problem verifying a X509Certificate's signature Posted by pereira.ric NO[at]SPAM mail.telepac.pt at 9/16/2004 4:54:32 PM Hello all,
I'm implementing a class that extends the .NET 1.1 framework
X509Certificate class. The purpose is to end up with a class that has
the (inhereted) functionalities of the X509Certificate class plus some
more.
One of the methods I am implementing is the Verify method.
Let's call my ...more >>
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error connecting to MSDTC after installing SP2 Posted by Ricardo at 9/15/2004 6:37:04 PM I am running an application that connects to a SQL Server database that is
running on one computer on the network.
the computer that hosts SQL Server is running Windows XP.
I use COM+ to enable transactions. It was working fine until I installed
service pack 2 on the host computer.
When...more >>
Re: Impersonation using Microsoft Visual C# .NET and Windows 2000 Posted by Dominick Baier at 9/15/2004 2:55:52 PM Why didn't you simply use "WindowsIdentity.Impersonate()" ??
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