full-trust

I get the following errors in my development database: A .NET Framework error occurred during execution of user-defined routine or aggregate "SpCreateTable": System.Security.HostProtectionException: Attempted to perform an operation that was forbidden by the CLR host. The protected resources (only available with full trust) were: All The demanded resources were: Synchronization, ExternalThreading Is the correct solution to set trustworthy = on? What are security concerns with this? The TRUSTWORTHY property of a database (when set to ON ) essentially declares to SQL Server that code contained

I did the following steps to deploy my wpf application that need full trust permission: 1-Creating a certificate using makecert.exe 2-Creating signed application and deployment manifests. 3-Building a website in IIS to host files (include MyApplication.exe.manifest and MyAppicatio.xbap) 4-Adding certificate - used to sign manifests - to IE certificate store (Trustes Root Certification Authorities and Trusted Publishers) , IE Menu bar->Tools Internet Options->Content->Certificates But when i try to browse Xbap file in IE6 it throws Not granted exception for dowloading MyApplication.exe.manifest

Does full trust mean the same as Run As Administrator? I have read things stating that "for this to work, the application must be a full-trust application." Is that the same as you must have administrator privileges to run the application? If not, what's the difference? How can you tell if an app is "full-trust"? I am told that "Administrator or not, .Net apps won't do certain things if they aren't running from a 'trusted' location." What is a "trusted location"? If you run an app from a "trusted location", can you do things that "require full-trust" without being an administrator? No. Full

I've made a WPF Browser Application that hosts old WinForms controls (I haven't migrated fully to WPF yet). Using WindowsFormsHost means my Browser App requires Full Trust to run. This is not a problem for me since this app is only meant to be run on the intranet at my company. However, after I deploy the xbap to a network share, it refuses to run, saying "Trust not granted". What are the methods I can use to grant Full Trust to XBAP applications stored on my companies intranet? So far, I've found 2 ways to do this. Through a really complicated method of installing certificates on the target

We have a strange issue with our C++ solution (which calls .NET 4.0 assemblies) when running on a network drive. The solution hosts several WCF services with NetTcpBinding, one of them with a non-default binding configuration. A non-default NetTcpBinding is per se not possible under partial trust (see Stack Overflow question When does WCF NetTcpBinding need full trust on the client? ), but the solution runs under a fully trusted network drive. This does work on several different computers (Windows Vista and Windows 7) but fails on one (Windows Vista) with throwing an exception, An error