iTextsharp Working on Localhost but not working on server

HI,

Assuming you have access to the sources of your library.

Give the library you are trying to call a strong name

Add [assembly:AllowPartiallyTrustedCallers] to the library that you are trying to call.

Create a code group to set permissions to the library

There is a possibility that not your assembly is the problem but you are calling another assembly that does not allow partially trusted callers. At runtime you can use fuslogvw to find which assembly is giving you the problems. If this is the problem and you have the sources of this assembly you need to also apply the [assembly:AllowPartiallyTrustedCallers] attribute to that assembly, if you don't have the sources the only option I know of is to replace the troublesome library.

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Shourya Verdhan10y ago
HI,

Assuming you have access to the sources of your library.
Give the library you are trying to call a strong name
Add [assembly:AllowPartiallyTrustedCallers] to the library that you are trying to call.
Create a code group to set permissions to the library

There is a possibility that not your assembly is the problem but you are calling another assembly that does not allow partially trusted callers. At runtime you can use fuslogvw to find which assembly is giving you the problems. If this is the problem and you have the sources of this assembly you need to also apply the [assembly:AllowPartiallyTrustedCallers] attribute to that assembly, if you don't have the sources the only option I know of is to replace the troublesome library.