Archive: Frameworks
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Mar 29, 2010
2 CommentsSolution for “System.Security.Policy.PolicyException: Required permissions cannot be acquired”
This bug is generally visible at the deployment time for ASP.Net 2.0 applications which is built on the Enterprise Library 2.0 (Jan 2006). Specially this will occur when we are deploying in shared hosting (eg: godaddy..etc). The error message screen shot is given below. In the internet everybody suggested to put the <trust level=”Low” originUrl=”" />...
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Jul 30, 2009
1 CommentOverview Of WCSF
In WCSF the 3-tier Architecture diagram is given below. In this diagram we can observe the patterns and flow. In this Architecture there are 4 design Patterns those are listed below. View-Presenter Application Controller Service Locator Dependency Injection Share and...
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Jul 30, 2009
4 CommentsHow to Logging Application Block in Enterprise Library
What is Logging? Logging is nothing but the recording of processes, including initial parameters, to allow a detailed view into the activities of a system. When to Use the Logging Application Block If your applications have a requirement to log information to the event log, e-mail, a database, a message queue, Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI), or a file,...
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Jul 30, 2009
1 CommentSteps to Security Configuration in Web Client Software Factory
Design of the Security Application Block The Security Application Block addresses the following areas: Authorization Security-related caching Design Goals The application block is designed to achieve the following goals: Provide a simple and intuitive interface to the commonly required authorization functionality. Encapsulate the logic used to perform authorization and security-related caching. Present a standard provider model for authorization and security-related caching. Ensure...