Hey Guys,
I'm working on a number of enterprise solutions and one of them is now giving me the @#$%..albeit using VS.Net 2003 EA. Part of this solution is using the C# Distributed Enterprise building blocks (eg. WebUI, BusinessFacade, System - well you get the picture)
in the WebUI i need to include a ton of PDF's, Word documents etc but i'm getting Policy Reminders all the time..
now, that in itself isn't such a bad thing BUT when you get more than 100 of them each time you compile, start up the solution or simply do anything to add to it - it sorta becomes a pain in the @#$@..
So, anybody here know how to "amend" those policies??
I looked at the templates (xml files) but nothing in there seems to be related.
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CSharpZealot
MVP Visual Developer ASP.Net
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CSharpZealot
MVP Visual Developer ASP.Net
hmm...130+ views and nobody has ab idea?
well - researching it further and pulling in help from all over the place i've located this artcile:
http://www.windowsitlibrary.com/Content/1184/09/5.html
Question really is: am i on the right track?
the references in that article doesn't appear to have anything to do with "allowing" anything - more towards "Denying" files/options/toolbox settings etc.
Anyways - i'll keep playing with it.
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