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1 To use BLToolkit in Partial Trust Environment you should perform the following steps:
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3 For all assemblies containing classes for which BLToolkit generates
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4 new types such as Partial.Trust.Components.dll in this demo:
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6 - Sign the assembly.
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8 - Add the AllowPartiallyTrustedCallers attribute:
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10 [assembly: AllowPartiallyTrustedCallers]
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12 - Use BLTgen.exe to generate BLToolkit extensions at the post-build step.
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13 For example:
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15 $(ProjectDir)..\..\..\Tools\BLTgen\bin\$(ConfigurationName)\BLTgen.exe $(TargetPath) /O:$(ProjectDir)..\Asp.Net\bin /K:$(ProjectDir)Partial.Trust.snk /D
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17 Extension assembly must be signed as well (use /K flag).
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19 Turn the TypeFactory.LoadTypes flag on.
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21 Add the following section in the Web.config file:
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23 <configSections>
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24 <section name="bltoolkit" type="BLToolkit.Configuration.BLToolkitSection, BLToolkit.3" requirePermission="false"/>
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25 </configSections>
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26 <bltoolkit>
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27 <typeFactory loadTypes="true" />
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28 </bltoolkit>
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30 - or
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32 set
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34 TypeFactory.LoadTypes = true;
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36 somewhere before the first use of BLToolkit (Global.asax for Web applications).
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