Thanks Charlie. I'll try the separate thread solution per your advice.
Keep Smilin'
Ed Stegman
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I'm not using multiple threads.
I'm simply assigning a GenericPrincipal to Thread.CurrentPrincipal. The
GenericPrincipal encapsulates my custom IIdentity implementation.
Note: If I use a GenericIdentity instead of my IIdentity impl, everything works as
expected. No doubt this is because Generic
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I'm not sure if this is pilot error on my part, or a bug in the runtime, or
in NUnit 2.0. (Using framework v. 1
I'm not sure if this is pilot error on my part, or a bug in the runtime, or in NUnit
2.0. (Using framework v. 1.0.3705 latest sp.)
I've created my own implementation of the IIdentity interface, and used that as the
first argument to creating a GenericPrincipal,
which I then assign to Thread.Curr
