Re: COM+ Method level security problem



Plost post an extraction of the class to see how exactly you use the
Enterprise Services

Gabriel Lozano-Morán

"Brendon" <bsmith@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:c5c153fb.0504260401.77cab668@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Hello,
>
> I'm trying to use COM+, method level security...
>
> Have a vb.net dll class that inhertis from servicedcomponent, has
> strong name, TLB, registered in GAC and COM+. Have applied
> ComponentAccessControl(), SecureMethod() to class level and
> SecurityRole to specific methods I want to allow acess to given
> roles...am getting error:
>
> Method-level role based security requires an interface definition for
> class method.
>
> I am new to COM+ - have used MTS in the past but am starting to wonder
> if I should be using web services instead, or .net remoting...but have
> had read conflicting reports on all of these? and can't seem to find
> ANY helpful information regarding this error....
>
> any comment or help will be much appreciated.
>
> Thanks,
> Brenodn.


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