Suzi
January 26th, 2005, 07:15 AM
Donīt know if Iīm in the right forum but I hope so :)
When I create a C++ Empty Project in Visual Studio .NET 2003 I get this message that says: "The Project location is not fully trusted by the .NET-runtime..." (see attached file for the whole message).
If I ignore the message and creates the project I canīt run the program, if I try I get the following error: "Unhandled Exception: System.Security.Policy.PolicyException: Unverifiable assembly 'z:\C_plusplus\test2\Debug\test2.exe' failed policy check."
In Visual Studio 6.0 the same works perfectly fine so I guess thet .NET 2003 has better security?
Is there any simple way to get around the problem without moving the project to the local drive?
Thanks
/Suzi
When I create a C++ Empty Project in Visual Studio .NET 2003 I get this message that says: "The Project location is not fully trusted by the .NET-runtime..." (see attached file for the whole message).
If I ignore the message and creates the project I canīt run the program, if I try I get the following error: "Unhandled Exception: System.Security.Policy.PolicyException: Unverifiable assembly 'z:\C_plusplus\test2\Debug\test2.exe' failed policy check."
In Visual Studio 6.0 the same works perfectly fine so I guess thet .NET 2003 has better security?
Is there any simple way to get around the problem without moving the project to the local drive?
Thanks
/Suzi