Can anyone explain the meaning of and purposes of the values for the SecurityAction enum? The MSDN page is not terribly clear. It says LinkDemand occurs at just-in-time compilation whereas Demand occurs at runtime. Why the distinction and in what situations would I use LinkDemand as opposed to Demand? Likewise, what are the use cases ...
Trying to use SecurityAction.RequestOptional (recommended as a best practice in a study guide for exam 70-536), and running into problems. My understanding of RequestOptional is that if you use it, you must explicitly declare all other permissions your app will use. From the MSDN: The RequestOptional flag enables you to request a se...
Hi, I would like to secure my MVC controller actions using... [PrincipalPermission(SecurityAction.Demand, Role="Administrator")] However, if the user is not in this role then a SecurityException "Request for principal permission failed." is thrown by the code. There seems to be no way to handle this error, even [Handle] error wont ca...
I have a class attributed with [PrincipalPermission(SecurityAction.Demand, Authenticated = true)] public class MyProtectedClass { } This works as expected and callers are denied access when the current principal is not authenticated. In one specific scenario, I want this logic short-circuited...that is, the caller should not need to...