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group:InstallUtil.exe Request for the permission of type System.Security.Permissions.StrongNameIdentityPermission
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resolve this issue (excerpt from log): Creating an EnterpriseInstrumentation configuration file for this assembly and its referenced assemblies... Scanning HGFulfillment... Scanning Microsoft.EnterpriseInstrumentation... Microsoft.EnterpriseInstrumentation.EventSource.applicationEventSource Microsoft.EnterpriseInstrumentation.EventSource.Application Scanning System.Management... Scanning System.Configuration.Install... Scanning System.Runtime.Serialization.Formatters.Soap... Scanning Microsoft.JScript... Scanning Microsoft.Vsa... Scanning System.EnterpriseServices... Scanning Microsoft.VisualC... Scanning System.DirectoryServices... Scanning C2.Web.Commerce.Profiles... Scanning Microsoft.CommerceServer.Runtime... Scanning Microsoft.CommerceServer.Shared... Scanning System.Web... Scanning System.Drawing... Scanning System.Web.RegularExpressions... Scanning MSCSCoreLib... Scanning MSCSAspHelpLib... Scanning Microsoft.CommerceServer.Interop.Configuration.MSCSCfg... Scanning Microsoft.VisualBasic... Scanning Accessibility... Scanning System.Design... Scanning System.Drawing.Design... Scanning System.Messaging... Scanning System.Security... Scanning System.ServiceProcess... Scanning System.Web.Services... Scanning Microsoft.VisualBasic.Compatibility... Scanning stdole... Scanning ActiveDSLib... Scanning Stdole2... Scanning ADODB... Scanning AdminLib... Scanning Microsoft.CommerceServer.Messages... Scanning MSCSAUTHLib... Scanning CacheCompLib... Scanning PipeCompLib... Scanning CATALOGLib... Scanning Microsoft.CommerceServer.Interop.Orders.Requisition... Scanning GENIDLib... Scanning PIPELINELib... Scanning COMMERCELib... Scanning MSCSUPSLib... Scanning EXPRARCHLib... Scanning CS_CtlgSets... Scanning Microsoft.CommerceServer.Runtime.ShipMgr... Scanning Microsoft.CommerceServer.Interop.Profiles.BizDataAdmin... Scanning MSXMLLib... Scanning MSDATASRC... Scanning BDSECURITYLib... Scanning Microsoft.CommerceServer.WebServicesCommon... Request for the permission of type System.Security.Permissions.StrongNameIdentityPermission, mscorlib, Version=1.0.5000.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089 failed. Rolling back assembly 'c:\documents and settings\harrimanp.c2.001\my documents\visual studio projects\hgfulfillment\bin\debug\hgfulfillment.dll'.
Hmmm - when EIF's ProjectInstaller runs it scans the assembly you pass in
and then starts following the referenced assemblies. In this case it seems to end up scanning Microsoft.CommerceServer.WebServicesCommon which contains a security demand that "it can only be loaded by an assembly with the identity of mscorlib" The EIF ProjectInstaller does two things 1. creates an EI.config (instead of you having to type it by hand) 2. registers EventLog sources with the Windows Event Log (this requires powerUser permissions and while the logEventSink will try to create these if missing, we try now as the person running installutil usually is a powerUser). As a workaround you should be able to use the caspol -s off to turn off this problem while you construct an EI.config file. Then revert the change with caspol -s on In deployment, you shouldnt need to re-installutil your dll unless you want to use the logEventSink and the process using hgfulfillment.dll doesnt have permissions create the EventLog sources in the event log. Even if the last two things are true, you could create your own little program using the System.Diagnostics.EventLog class to create the eventLog entries instead of the EIF project installer. I hope this helps - I'll paste to the bottom of this a description of the installers in EIF that also might be of interest Cheers Mike Here's a bigger explaination of all the EIF installers from the thread in this newsgroup "EIF - InstallUtil what exactly does it do?" ----------- There's actually three installutils in EIF: 1) installutil-ing the instrumented app 2) installutil-ing the schema dll. 3) some installutil-ing goes on when you first install EIF. 1) installutil-ing the instrumented app --------------------------------------------------- Yes, you can hand craft the EI.config file and not perform the installutil on the instrumented application. The only action missing would be the registration of the EventSources in the Windows Event Log (specifically no calls to System.Diagnostics.EventLog.CreateEventSource() are made). It should be noted that the LogEventSink will automatically call EventLog.CreateEventSource() if needed when the instrumented application is executed. The only problem is that sometimes apps (e.g. ASP.NET Web Apps) dont have sufficient permissions to make this call. In this case, the logEventSink fails to load for this EventSource, an error is output the Windows Event Log (notifiying of the error) and events that would have been output to the logEventSink are dropped. 2) installutil-ing the schema dll. --------------------------------------------------- This second one performs the following actions: a) checks that all the event Types are of valid structure (e.g. EIF doesnt allow self reference cycles - such as a typical node in a linked list structure) b) delegates through to WMI.NET's System.Management.Instrumentation.ManagementInstaller - This Installer registers the structure of the events in WMI's CIM Repoisitory and allows the events to be output through WMI.NET 3) some installutil-ing goes on when you install EIF. --------------------------------------------------- I wont go into much detail here, but a quick summary: a) The perf counter categories and counter names are setup. b) The Windows Trace Session Manager (TSM) service is installed. c) The TraceRequestStart/EndEvent (or something like that name) are registered with WMI's repository. Cheers Mike -- This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights. Use of included script samples are subject to the terms specified at http://www.microsoft.com/info/cpyright.htm -------------------- | | I am trying to InstallUtil.exe an assembly I have created. I cannot | resolve this issue (excerpt from log): | | Creating an EnterpriseInstrumentation configuration file for this | assembly and its referenced assemblies... | Scanning HGFulfillment... | Scanning Microsoft.EnterpriseInstrumentation... | Microsoft.EnterpriseInstrumentation.EventSource.applicationEventSource | Microsoft.EnterpriseInstrumentation.EventSource.Application | Scanning System.Management... | Scanning System.Configuration.Install... | Scanning System.Runtime.Serialization.Formatters.Soap... | Scanning Microsoft.JScript... | Scanning Microsoft.Vsa... | Scanning System.EnterpriseServices... | Scanning Microsoft.VisualC... | Scanning System.DirectoryServices... | Scanning C2.Web.Commerce.Profiles... | Scanning Microsoft.CommerceServer.Runtime... | Scanning Microsoft.CommerceServer.Shared... | Scanning System.Web... | Scanning System.Drawing... | Scanning System.Web.RegularExpressions... | Scanning MSCSCoreLib... | Scanning MSCSAspHelpLib... | Scanning Microsoft.CommerceServer.Interop.Configuration.MSCSCfg... | Scanning Microsoft.VisualBasic... | Scanning Accessibility... | Scanning System.Design... | Scanning System.Drawing.Design... | Scanning System.Messaging... | Scanning System.Security... | Scanning System.ServiceProcess... | Scanning System.Web.Services... | Scanning Microsoft.VisualBasic.Compatibility... | Scanning stdole... | Scanning ActiveDSLib... | Scanning Stdole2... | Scanning ADODB... | Scanning AdminLib... | Scanning Microsoft.CommerceServer.Messages... | Scanning MSCSAUTHLib... | Scanning CacheCompLib... | Scanning PipeCompLib... | Scanning CATALOGLib... | Scanning Microsoft.CommerceServer.Interop.Orders.Requisition... | Scanning GENIDLib... | Scanning PIPELINELib... | Scanning COMMERCELib... | Scanning MSCSUPSLib... | Scanning EXPRARCHLib... | Scanning CS_CtlgSets... | Scanning Microsoft.CommerceServer.Runtime.ShipMgr... | Scanning Microsoft.CommerceServer.Interop.Profiles.BizDataAdmin... | Scanning MSXMLLib... | Scanning MSDATASRC... | Scanning BDSECURITYLib... | Scanning Microsoft.CommerceServer.WebServicesCommon... | Request for the permission of type | System.Security.Permissions.StrongNameIdentityPermission, mscorlib, | Version=1.0.5000.0, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=b77a5c561934e089 | failed. | Rolling back assembly 'c:\documents and settings\harrimanp.c2.001\my | documents\visual studio | projects\hgfulfillment\bin\debug\hgfulfillment.dll'. | | I am using VS.Net 2003 on Win 2003. |
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