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    Problem running forms in network drive

    Hey guys,

    I am having problem running forms which is stored on the network drive. I know why i am unable to access the file from the drive, It is because of the matalink. But the problem is that i Can not access the matalink. If any one have the solution of the same tell me. I have to run .fmx for which i need access to map network drive.

    Thanks in advance.
    Last edited by L-cynthiya; 28-11-2009 at 04:16 PM.

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    Re: Problem running forms in network drive

    Hi,

    This is just a problem with the .NET application which behave like this. Some the application's namespace is need to be reliable for giving the performance well when running on network. If you want you can change the trust level from the control panel. For that you have to access control panel and then look for the Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1 Wizards or the .net version you are using

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    Re: Problem running forms in network drive

    I think your are facing this problem all because of the security issue. You are not allow to access the network because of the security policy when running you application on the network drive. Because if you don't have the security permission then you are not allow to do any function the network. So first check for the security issue and then try to access the network afterword.

    Say thank if you liked the idea

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    Re: Problem running forms in network drive

    Here i am posting this to resolve the issue by changing the permission of the Microsoft .Net Framework

    • Just click on the start and go to the control panel
    • Now click on the Administrative Tools.
    • You will find there Microsoft .NET Framework 1.1 Configuration.
    • Double click on that
    • Click on the Runtime Security Policy and expand it.
    • Under Runtime Security Policy tree look for Machine.
    • Below that , right-click Permission Sets, then click New.
    • On the Identify the new Permission Set page, click to Create a new permission set.
    • Now type TestPermissions in the box, and click on next.
    • Assign Individual Permissions to Permission Set page, click on the Security in the Permissions list, then Add it.
    • Now in the Permission Settings dialog box allow the Grant assemblies the following security permissions, select one of the following
    • Enable Assembly Execution
    • Assert any permission that has been granted
    • Finish.
    • Now .NET Configuration 1.1 window tree you will find Code Groups under Machine tree.
    • right-click All_Code,click New.
    • Make the new Code Group page and Create a new code group
    • Type "TestCodeGroup" in the Name box and Next.
    • On the Choose a condition type page, click URL in the Choose the condition type for this code group list.
    • Write the absolute path
    • Assign a Permission Set to the Code Group page and Use existing permission set
    • Finally click on TestPermissions in the list.
    • Next and then Finish.

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