.NET Connector could not run in medium trust.

[RobertSirre]

Dear Fred,

Is had an issue of the .Net connector not being able to run in medium trust in my .Net 2.0 environment. There for I downloaded your sourcefiles in order to be able to debug my situation.

I also converted the project to VS2005/.NET 2.0.

I made a minor change to FileWorkerBase.UserFilesDirectory() (one Configuration import, and hostingenvironment.Mappath)

And a major change to Util.CreateDirectory(path) You created the directory by recursively searching for a parent directory and then creating the child directories one by one by using an imported (Com?) dell. I circumvented this method and just called the createdirectory method, of which I know it can create nested directories at a time), and now it works.

Maybe I made your code less generic, but now it works on my host. Hope I've been a bit of help,

best regards,

Robert Sirre

[RobertSirre]

VS2005 solution

[fredck]

Thanks Robert. Actually the DLL solution is still needed because of limits of Directory.CreateDirectory(). But you are right, we should at least try (catch) to use Directory.CreateDirectory, and if it throws and error, then use the _mkdir function.

[fredck]

Fixed with [1174].

We're now using Create() by default, and failing back to mkdir if we have problems with it.

I haven't implemented the proposed changes to FileWorkerBase as those are not related to this ticket. Also, they break compatibility with .Net 1.1, and should not bring any issues over .Net 2.0. Can you confirm it RobertSirre?

[RobertSirre]

Yes I can, works like a charm.

Wow it took me about one and a half hour to get into subversion again; get a Visual Studio subversion client, download the project, check out the changes in the sourcecode, build it, find me a test platform. Then the actual test took about 5 seconds :)