Re: Security Attribute on Event?


Please close this issue, I have a workaround in effect.
Thanks.



On Wed, 18 May 2005 02:01:13 GMT, v-schang@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
(Steven Cheng[MSFT]) wrote:

>Hi Xenophon,
>
>Welcome to ASPNET newsgroup.
>Regarding on the program on using Declarative role based security through
>.net 's PrincipalPermission attribute in asp.net app, here are some of my
>understanding:
>
>The PrincipalPermissionAttribute will have the same behavior as we
>programmatically use PrincipalPermission class instance to demand the
>permission. Like:
>
> PrincipalPermission permission = new PrincipalPermission(null, "Role1",
>true);
> permission.Demand();
>So what's the behavior on your page is you use the above programmatical
>demand?
>
>Also, I'm not quite sure on the "quietly failed" you mentioned, when and
>how does it happen? Is it only happen when you apply the security demand on
>a helper function rather than control's event handler function?
>
>If convenient, would you also send me a test page so that I can perform
>the same test on my side?
>
>Looking forward to your response. Thanks,
>
>Steven Cheng
>Microsoft Online Support
>
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