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Minimum-trust AppDomain cross-calling methods in a full trust AppDomain

I have a minimum-trust AppDomain that is calling (across a remoting boundary) methods in a full trust assembly in a full trust AppDomain.

However I am getting lots of security exceptions when making these method calls. It would appear that the minimum-trust 'sandbox' is propagating up the stack its minimal security privileges onto the full trust assembly.

Is there a way to get around this beside tagging all my methods in the full trust assembly with SecurityAction.Assert's?

Thanks

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You could try adding the AllowPartiallyTrustedCallers attribute to the full trust assembly.

Chris Hynes  2009-08-19 20:33:38

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