The current .NET policy does not permit the customization to run.

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1.the current .NET security policy does not permit the customization

2.The annoying VSTO 2003 message "The current .NET security policy does not permit....."

I need some serious help please. I keep getting this annoying message
"The current .NET security policy does not permit............" when I
deploy my VSTO 2003 project dll in a test machine and try to run it
from the browser. The browser actually calls an Excel file which inturn
call the dll. The dll propoerties are correctly set in the Excel
Template file within the File/Properties/Custom tab. Please note that
when I double-click the Excel file from the hard drive folder,
everything works fine.

I tried all the different security settings in the .NET 1.1
configuration tool (Trust me, you name a setting, I've tried it) and
none of them seem to help. I invariably get the same message.
[FullTrust has been given to the assembly from the machine where I'm
calling the assembly from]. I even have tried adjusting my browser
settings.

Can someone please help. I've tried all sorts of blogs, web sites,
microsofts suggessted security settings and none of them seem to help.
It's driving me nuts and I have a deadline that is approaching soon.

HELP PLEASE!!!
Bsriniva

3.C# client / wse3.0 policy problem: Policy '' is not configured

Hi,

I'm currently workin on a c# client which connect to heterogenous 
webservices (PHP/java/...).

I need security (auth/sign/encrypt) so i started using wse3.0 for C#.

I've added a web reference to the webservice and configured the wse3.0 with 
the wizzard as follow:
_ secure a client app
_ username auth (in code)
_ enable ws sec 1.1 (sign encrypt)
_ taking a certificate from current computer (could i define one in code?)

I have the following code calling the WS:
  WSEForm.localhost.ProjectWebServicesWse PWS = new 
WSEForm.localhost.ProjectWebServicesWse();
  UsernameToken token = new UsernameToken("test", "test", 
PasswordOption.SendPlainText);
  PWS.SetClientCredential(token);
  PWS.SetPolicy("testPolicy");


When i run it, I get an exception about :
Parameter name: Policy 'testPolicy' is not configured in the system

I just can't find any help on the net yet, if anyone has an idea about how 
to get a C# .NET client speak soap secured messages?

Thx!

4.WSE Policy Problem - The message does not conform to the policy it was mapped to

EDIT: The exception is thrown only when I use my own UsernameTokenManager...

Any ideas?
Thanks. 

5.Cannot run .Net app from network drive (System.Security.Policy.PolicyException)

I cannot get my C# .Net application to run from a network 
folder.  I get a "Just-In-Time Debugging" dialog box 
which states:  "An 
exception 'System.Security.Policy.PolicyException' has 
occurred in MyApp.exe.

I'm fairly certain that this is occurring because .Net is 
running my application in the LocalIntranet_Zone which 
only has limited rights.  I believe that I have to 
configure my application using "Administrative Tools > 
Microsoft .Net Framework 1.1 Configuration", however, 
that's where I get lost.  How exactly do I configure it?  
I was able to create a new fulltrust "code group" 
under "Runtime Security Policy > Machine > Code Groups > 
All_Code", but I don't see where I can associate my 
application with this new code group.  I know you can add 
your application  to the "Applications" section, but I 
don't see where I tell it which "code group" to use.

Anyone know how to do this?  Microsoft needs a step-by-
step article for this stuff.

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