Don't fully understand CAS method declaration
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From: Tony Johansson on 16 Apr 2010 09:28 Hi! Assume that method CreateProgramFolder below exist in a assembly dll that we call MyLib You have also an assembly exe that is called MyExe that is calling this MyLib's static CreateProgramFolder method I know that when you use this kind of CAS method declaration it's the caller that must fulfill the specified permissions. In general all callers must have this permission in my example assembly MyExe must have the CAS IO permission. My first question: I do understand pretty good about CAS assembly declaration by I don't fully understand CAS method declaration that's why I wonder in this example what permission must the assembly library MyLib has ? I mean it's in this assembly MyLib where the code for CreateProgramFolder is located so this must for example still mean that assembly MyLib must for example have File IO permission otherwise it's not possible to access files and folders. My second question I don't really understand this SecurityAction.Demand. the doc says the following "Instructs the runtime to throw an exception if the caller and all callers higher in the stack lack the specified permission.? [FileIOpermission(SecurityAction.Demand, Write = @"C:\Program Files\")] public static void CreateProgramFolder() { //Method logic } You can give a comment if anything is not correct about what I have written here. //Tony
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