Medium trust doesn’t have access to protected members for Reflection. This is a problem for me because I use a custom databinding scheme which uses Reflection to connect properties and data fields to control properties. Example: Binding a business object entity to a TextBox.Text value. In most ‘normal’ situations you would declare the business object as:
contour in medium trust?
Exception Details: Umbraco.Forms.Core.Common.ProviderException: No provider with id '3f92e01b-29e2-4a30-bf33-9df5580ed52c' found
Could the lack of reflectionPermissions be the issue?
[http://www.west-wind.com/Weblog/posts/6344.aspx]
ReflectionPermission
Medium trust doesn’t have access to protected members for Reflection. This is a problem for me because I use a custom databinding scheme which uses Reflection to connect properties and data fields to control properties. Example: Binding a business object entity to a TextBox.Text value. In most ‘normal’ situations you would declare the business object as:
protected busInvoice Invoice;
and using Reflection on that isn’t going to work.
We'll test this, but might be a bug. Then we'll add medium trust support in the next maintenance release.
Regards,
Tim
Thanks.... any idea of an eta?
Tim I notice you released an update 1.1.5... does that resolve the mediumtrust issues? as not listed in the change log.
Update here: http://our.umbraco.org/forum/umbraco-pro/contour/19793-Contour-and-mediumtrust?p=0#comment75399
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