Hi,

I am using Dreamweaver 8, Asp.net and the control "DreamweaverCtrls.dll" to connect and access a mySQL database.

Everything goes just fine in my local Web Server (windows 2003, IIS 6), but when I upload the site to my web host then I get the following security error:

<b><i>Description: The application attempted to perform an operation not allowed by the security policy. To grant this application the required permission please contact your system administrator or change the application's trust level in the configuration file.

Exception Details: System.Security.SecurityException: Security error.

Line 1: &lt;%@ Page Language="C#" Debug="true" ContentType="text/html" ResponseEncoding="iso-8859-1" %&gt;
Line 2: &lt;%@ Register TagPrefix="MM" Namespace="DreamweaverCtrls" Assembly="DreamweaverCtrls,version=1.0.0.0,publicKeyToken=836f606ede05d46a,culture=neutral" %&gt;
Line 3: &lt;MMataSet </i></b>


After researching in several forums I found out that the possible solutions are:

- Use a new updated DreamweaverCtrls.dll file
- Instruct the Web Hosting provider to lower their security settings (unlikely)
- Modify the config.web file's settings in order to make the .dll trusted

I really don't know how to implement the above suggestions, does anybody know how? or does anybody know of another possible solution?

Thank you.

I'm having the same problem with my application. It works locally but when I publish it on the host server it gives the same security error. If anyone has any suggestions, please help.

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I'm having the same problem with my application. It works locally but when I publish it on the host server it gives the same security error. If anyone has any suggestions, please help.
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Dear Sir,

I have a the problem :
Line 1: &lt;%@ Page Language="C#" Debug="true" ContentType="text/html" ResponseEncoding="iso-8859-1" %&gt;
Line 2: &lt;%@ Register TagPrefix="MM" Namespace="DreamweaverCtrls" Assembly="DreamweaverCtrls,version=1.0.0.0,publicKeyToken=836f606ede05d46a,culture=neutral" %&gt;
Line 3: &lt;MMataSet

When I called the aspx page in the localhost testing server localhost/testsite/test.aspx. The testsite has been set up as a virtual directory. There is a DreamweaverCtrls file at:C:\Inetpub\wwwroot\bin

Not sure what should I fix from there?

Thanks alot

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I'm having the same problem with my application. It works locally but when I publish it on the host server it gives the same security error. If anyone has any suggestions, please help.
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Hi,

After lots of reading, I found that Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 does not support .NET 2.0. So, for me it makes no sense to keep trying with this Dreamweaver Control. I moved on.

Mc

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I'm having the same problem with my application. It works locally but when I publish it on the host server it gives the same security error. If anyone has any suggestions, please help.
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Hi,

After lots of reading, I found that Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 does not support .NET 2.0. So, for me it makes no sense to keep trying with this Dreamweaver Control. I moved on.

Mc
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Obviously using Dreamweaver CS3 to do the ASP.net stuff is a mistake. Adobe Dreamweaver CS3 is suck. But thanks for you message.