tags:

views:

47

answers:

1

Hi I have an XBAP that needs to be able to burn cd's. When running from inside Visual Studio, everything works okay. However when running from a browser, the IMAPI dll reports that the environment is not supported as soon as it tries to access the drive.

I am assuming this is coming down to permissioning. I have a signed certificate which I have installed and the xbap is set to run as a full trust application (although I'm guessing that it can't be or I wouldn't be having this problem).

Currently this is all running on my local machine, however eventually I want this to be deployed to a web server (all users will already have the certificate installed on their clients).

Does anyone have any ideas as to what I've missed / done wrong?

Update:

I have tried creating a new, test certificate which I've installed in my certificate store and then signed the XBAP against it, but it makes no difference.

Really could do with some ideas if anyone has any?

Further Update:

I have created a console application which is able to burn cd's. Shelling out to this console application allows me to burn the cd from my xbap, but not from inside the xbap itself.

However, this is really not what I want. Ideally I want to have all this contained within the xbap. Failing that, is there a way to include the console application in the xbap's one click deployment?

Thanks