I have accepted Alastair Maw’s answer, as it was his suggestion and links that led me to a workable solution, but I am posting here some details of exactly what I did, for anyone else who may be trying to achieve something similar. As a reminder, in its simplest form my application comprises three assemblies: … Read more
I encounter code access security quite often in the “real world”, often when I least expect it. And in a way, SilverLight would be an excellent real-world application of it, were it not that SilverLight chose not to employ CAS at all in the end. Hosting providers The places where you see it in action … Read more
According to the MSDN, in .NET 4.0 basically you should not use ISerializable for partially trusted code, and instead you should use ISafeSerializationData Quoting from https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/serialization/custom-serialization Important In versions previous to .NET Framework 4.0, serialization of custom user data in a partially trusted assembly was accomplished using the GetObjectData. Starting with version 4.0, that method … Read more