Hello, I wrote a .NET Windows.Forms User Control that
needs to be runned through Internet Explorer, like in
this article:
http://www.15seconds.com/issue/030610.htm.
This control needs to 1.) Run on the Internet and 2.)
have FileIOPermission...
Is there a way of deployment where the final user (the
user who's just surfing on the internet) doesn't have to
set the FileIOPermission to the assembly manually? Like
the way signed ActiveX Controls are deployed for instance?
I agree security for these sort of things has to be high,
but I can't expect from all my website visitors that they
mess around with their Control Panel and Microsoft .NET
Framework Configuration, and I can certainly not expect
that they know something about strong named assemblies
and the way to trust these...
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