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• More on Manfiest.xml

  There are a ton of tools out there to create SharePoint solution packages (.wsp files) for you, but it is still a good idea to know what those tools are creating for you exactly. Sometimes, things don't always work right, and you may need to customize... Posted Sep 04 2008, 10:19 AM by CoreyRoth with | with 1 comment(s) Filed under: SharePoint, Code Access Security, Deployment, Solution

• Speaking at Tulsa Tech Fest again

  Tulsa Tech Fest was a lot of fun last year and I am excited to be speaking at it again this year. This year, I will be giving a talk on Implementing Partial Trust in SharePoint . It should be a good talk in explaining how to create SharePoint solutions... Posted Sep 02 2008, 11:10 AM by CoreyRoth with | with no comments Filed under: SharePoint, Code Access Security, Presentations

• ReflectionPermission Required for LINQ to SQL under Partial Trust

  So by now, I can assume everyone has been listening to me and you are using partial trust in all of your SharePoint environments right? Ok, probably not, but for the two of you in the world that are, this post is for you. If you decide to use LINQ to... Posted Jan 28 2008, 01:45 PM by CoreyRoth with | with no comments Filed under: SharePoint, LINQ to SQL, Code Access Security

• The DataSourceID of 'TopNavigationMenu' must be the ID of a control of type IHierarchicalDataSource. A control with ID 'topSiteMap' could not be found.

  Today's topic is how to resolve the following error. The DataSourceID of 'TopNavigationMenu' must be the ID of a control of type IHierarchicalDataSource. A control with ID 'topSiteMap' could not be found. Go ahead, search Google for... Posted Dec 05 2007, 02:32 PM by C-Dog's .NET Tip of the Day Filed under: SharePoint, Error, Code Access Security

• How to get Enterprise Library working with SharePoint

  Once again, the most seemingly simple task with SharePoint has proved to be incredibly difficult. Continuing with my commitment to post the most information possible about SharePoint oddities, here is today's post. My goal today, I thought was simple... Posted Sep 05 2007, 05:41 PM by C-Dog's .NET Tip of the Day Filed under: SharePoint, Code Access Security, Enterprise Library

• More on Code Access Security

  I had promised an update to my Code Access Security post, so here it is. Hopefully, by now you have stopped being a cowboy and got your DLL out of the GAC and put the trust level back to minimal. If not, it is time. Here is some more info. Not just web... Posted Aug 28 2007, 03:47 PM by C-Dog's .NET Tip of the Day Filed under: SharePoint, Code Access Security

• How to configure Code Access Security for a Web Part

  As a new SharePoint developer, you will be directed to install your first Hello World web part in the GAC. Right now red flags should be going off for any non-noob developer. This allows your code to operate with Full Trust (which is bad). To properly... Posted Jul 05 2007, 06:00 PM by C-Dog's .NET Tip of the Day Filed under: SharePoint, Feature, Code Access Security, WebPart

• Avoid Comments in a SharePoint Deployment Manifest

  In order to properly install a web part with Code Access Security, it is necessary to create a deployment solution. My next post will cover these and the proper way to specify code access security for a web part. In the meantime though, I wanted to post... Posted Jul 05 2007, 12:42 PM by C-Dog's .NET Tip of the Day Filed under: SharePoint, Code Access Security, Deployment