Im just finishing off deploying my asp.net mvc 2 website up to RackSpace cloudsites.
Im currently just getting an error saying: System.Security.SecurityException: Request failed. 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.
This is occurring on the following line:
<%= Combres.WebExtensions.CombresLink("siteJs")%>
So it is when Combres is trying to access the SiteJs link in the App_Data/Combres.xml file. Im transferring this site over from Discountasp where it was working without issue.
Any ideas on what the problem and fix would be?
Thanks in advance
If I had to take a shot in the dark based on your environment being Medium Trust, I am going to guess reflection is your issue. Combres uses Fasterflect which is a great reflection library. That being said, Medium Trust applications are not granted the ReflectionPermission so this would throw a SecurityException when attempting to run the code. If you have any details on the SecurityException, could likely confirm if that is indeed the case.
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im testing my game on webgl build and i have encountered an error when i tried to fetch data from the database :
XMLHttpRequest cannot load Origin is not allowed by Access-Control-Allow-Origin.
i understand that it got something to do with javascript security thing that i have no experience with.
any one know how t solve this issue?
The Unity Manual discusses this here. Do you have direct control of the server? If so, implement CORS there. If not, try moving the affected resources to the same server your unity scripts are running from.
If you need more specific advice, you'll need to provide more details.
Does anyone know how to issue additional claims from StarterSTS by Dominic (Codeplex). I currently am getting only Login Time Instance and the Authentication Type which is password. Is there some config file i can edit or Code i need to insert to provide additional claims to the user ?
I'm not sure if you can in StarterSTS, but if you note on the project it says:-
IMPORTANT
StarterSTS has been discontinued. The sources will stay up here for educational purposes. Please use my new project IdentityServer (http://identityserver.codeplex.com) from now on.
IdentityServer does support additional claims. You add the claims using the user profile - it's very easy to do so I would recommend you upgrade to this if possible.
I can't see the source for starterSTS so I'm not sure if it supports this feature. You can find Identity Server V2 here
I am to authenticate username and password credentials to a Active Directory through the iOS App?
I know that this post instructs us to include the openldap in the project, BUT this post here has indicated that there are inbuilt ldap protocol that I can use to connect with the Active Directory using PHP.
Can somebody shed light on both of the topics, and pick one which would be useful for the current version of XCode.
And also, are there any examples of this that any user can share?
P.S: This is my first question in stackoverflow.
Unless you are exposing your domain on the Internet, you'll need some sort of service layer. If you know php, that is probably a good route to go. Then, from the iOS application, you simply call the operations exposed through your php server. For creating the service, you may want to look into an ldap library for php.
Im new to website development and design so apologize in advance if the question is redundant.
I have a program where a client, using a URL string fetches a XML file from a webserver. This would be no problem right if it were a simple URL with no security or no CMS (like Joomla) involved: Just put the exact URL string and the client gets the file from the web server, done.
But, how would the process work if the URL is on my site hosted on GoDaddy and using a Joomla CMS?
Im trying to understand how the same process of fetching a file works on a hosted server using a CMS. Since I just made the transition from my site being on my school's servers to having a Joomla website Im hosting on goDaddy.
I mean where would I put the file if I also want the file to be accessible only if the client authenticates itself first. Just to be on the safe side. I mean is this how normally things work in mobile apps? I have a client program thats a iPhone app and within the app I have a XML file which is used as a data source for my UITavleView, but I want to check some URL to see if an updated version of the XML file exists. My app side programming is mostly done, now Im trying to learn the server side things I need to do to make this process happen with Joomla and my own hosted site
I donot understand how would the process work in that case. I mean, what are the things I would need to do on the server side to and the client side to make this possible?
Please help me understand or if you could point me to some links where these steps are illustrated...or if you could give me some Google key words I can search for to learn about this process.
thanks a lot
The fact that you have a CMS does not generally change how you access a file within the file structure of your domain unless the CMS protects certain directories. In this case, Joomla does not so you can directly access any file you wish. Depending on the sensitivity of the information you are trying to retrieve, you can protect the directory through your domain management panel. If it's not particularly sensitive, the authentication can be done by the app since the URL you are accessing can be easily hidden from the user.
It seems like that would be the simplest solution since the app will have access to user information by nature of where it resides.
I want to connect to a remote database(MySQL or SQL Server or Oracle) via internet from my native iphone app. I can't find any API or Framework in System to add. does any one know how to connect to a remote Database? pleased help me. Thank you very much
I'm not an iPhone programmer, but I would suspect you want some abstraction going on.
Instead of trying to make a native database connection work, consider writing some service layer that talks to the database on the back-end, and speaks HTTP to your client application.
Plenty of very good reasons for this. Security concerns chief among them.
One way to do it would be to setup an HTTPS server that wraps your requests. Submit your queries via HTTPS POST. The server setup would be pretty basic and it gives you the chance to do any post-processing before sending it over the wire.
The best alternative is to use webservices to access the information stored remotely.
Bye.
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