What filename are you giving to the publisher policy assembly? (You are creating a publisher policy assembly and not just a publisher policy file, right?)
Rather than just exclaiming "DIDN'T WORK" without providing details, can you do of the following: (1) Tell us the name of the assembly you're trying to write a publisher policy for (2) Show us the publisher policy file you've written (3) Show us the command line you used to build the publisher policy assembly I've done this many times and it's always worked, but you do have to follow all of the steps in the "Creating a Publisher Policy File" help item in the .NET Framework Developer's Guide. If you miss anything out, it's not going to work. -- Ian Griffiths DevelopMentor ----- Original Message ----- From: "Pant, Nishant" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Even I am stuck with this for days now. > I am doing everything according to the book. I tried doing the following > things : > > 1. creating a config file for my local assembly first -DIDN'T WORK > 2. creating a policy dll out of the config and installing both > assembly/policy in GAC - DIDN'T WORK > 3. installing just he policy in GAC - Didn't work > 4. renamed the same config for the client exe. Eg. VB6Client.EXE.Config - > WORKED!!! > > Of course, this is not what I wanted ....what I wanted was the policy for > the assembly not the client exe. > > - Regards > Nishant Pant > > > > -----Original Message----- > From: Luca Minudel [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Mike Woodring (DevelopMentor) wrote: > > >> Do publisher policies only work with assemblies installed within the > >> GAC? > > > >Correct. > > > > I think to remember that the assembly must be strong named but it can be out > of the GAC while the Publisher Policy Assembly must be in the GAC. > > Isn't it???
