Today I finished creating a user control in VB.NET that I intend on
embedding in web pages. It allows users to send email from a web page
using their local Lotus Notes client (as opposed to the traditional
SMTP way).
Any way, the user control works beautifuly when run from a windows
application. When I try to run it from the web page I run into
security issues (System.Security...Permision). I believe it is
failing when I execute the Dim/New command:
Dim obj as New Domino.NotesSession
I had no clue why this was happening, but I came accross a few
articles that mention the security envolved with
user controls that are downloaded and run locally.
What I'm hoping you could help me with is to figure out how I can have
the user control execute fully without having to make modifications to
the local security policies/trusted sites, etc. I'm deploying this
user control on the company intranet, and I can almost guaruntee that
I will not be allowed to instruct users to change such settings. By
the way, the desktops are all locked down, and I don't believe users
will be able to change such settings even if I could tell them how.
Is there a work around here? I'm very new to assemblies, security,
etc. and I'm a bit lost. Not even sure where to look.
I would greatly appreciate your help
Thanks
Nai Danac
embedding in web pages. It allows users to send email from a web page
using their local Lotus Notes client (as opposed to the traditional
SMTP way).
Any way, the user control works beautifuly when run from a windows
application. When I try to run it from the web page I run into
security issues (System.Security...Permision). I believe it is
failing when I execute the Dim/New command:
Dim obj as New Domino.NotesSession
I had no clue why this was happening, but I came accross a few
articles that mention the security envolved with
user controls that are downloaded and run locally.
What I'm hoping you could help me with is to figure out how I can have
the user control execute fully without having to make modifications to
the local security policies/trusted sites, etc. I'm deploying this
user control on the company intranet, and I can almost guaruntee that
I will not be allowed to instruct users to change such settings. By
the way, the desktops are all locked down, and I don't believe users
will be able to change such settings even if I could tell them how.
Is there a work around here? I'm very new to assemblies, security,
etc. and I'm a bit lost. Not even sure where to look.
I would greatly appreciate your help
Thanks
Nai Danac