Request Failed error on InitializeComponent()

[Mark Chimes]

Hi All,

I have been coding for twenty years, but I am new to .NET programming.
Please forgive me if the answer to my question is obvious, but I am stumped.

I have a brand new project with a single form holding two controls. When I
build and run, I receive an error saying:
"An unhandled exception of type 'System.Security.SecurityException' occurred
in GridTest.exe. Additional Information: Request Failed."
Clicking either Break or Continue takes me to this line:
InitializeComponent()

This particular sub exists of course, but I have no idea what is causing the
problem.

If I remove the first control (a 3rd party datagrid) and leave the button
only, then the app runs OK. Obviously this means there is an issue between
the 3rd party datagrid and VS .net 2003.
Can anyone suggest where I can find more information on this? Any help would
be appreciated.

Cheers,
Mark Chimes

 

[Mark Chimes]

HI All,

OK, now I feel very sheepish.

I moved the whole project to a local drive (previously it was located on a
network share), and now the app works as expected.

This raises a whole new set of issues for me. There must be some security
rules in place that effect my .NET development.

Is it safe for me to assume (always dangerous) that development work I
perform on my own computer will run OK in a LAN environment (once again)
assuming adequate user rights?

If not, what specifics do I now need to take into account when deploying my
apps.

cheers,
Mark

 

[Guest]

Don't feel sheepish--I have the same problem and the error message wasn't
exactly helpful.
We develop on the LAN so that we know it will run on the LAN--I hate the
idea that we can't do that, but you're right, there must be some way to
adjust the settings. Hopefully someone knows how! Keep your fingers crossed.