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Default Isolated Storage Woes - 09-07-2007 , 10:34 AM






Hi,

I am writing an application which needs to use application level
isolated storage. The problem is I get the following exception when I
call GetStore()
'Unable to determine application identity of the caller'.

I have read that this can be resolved by using a command line utility
to embed evidence in the assembly but there's simply no time
to do that in my development pipeline considering it has to be done
each time. Can this be integrated with a build in visual studio?
Post build event?

Is there another solution?

Thanks in advance
Matt


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Dominick Baier
 
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Default Re: Isolated Storage Woes - 09-12-2007 , 07:54 PM






You don't have to do that - i can't remember all the details, but depending
on the scope you may need a strong name.

try this - or use a different scope for the IsolatedStorageFile.


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Developing More Secure Microsoft ASP.NET 2.0 Applications (http://www.microsoft.com/mspress/books/9989.asp)

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Hi,

I am writing an application which needs to use application level
isolated storage. The problem is I get the following exception when I
call GetStore()
'Unable to determine application identity of the caller'.
I have read that this can be resolved by using a command line utility
to embed evidence in the assembly but there's simply no time
to do that in my development pipeline considering it has to be done
each time. Can this be integrated with a build in visual studio?
Post build event?
Is there another solution?

Thanks in advance
Matt



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