assembly does not allow partially trusted callers

• beyonder422

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  April 27, 2009 at 9:06 am

  #130291

  I am trying to send an xml message via MSMQ from a stored procedure.

  I am passing an XmlDocument\string\etc to a Message and am receiving errors.

  First I resolved this:

  http://kbalertz.com/913668/Error-message-common-language-runtime-object-Server-dynamically-generated-serialization.aspx,

  only to start seeing this: http://www.kodyaz.com/blogs/software_development_blog/archive/2006/10/15/455.aspx

  and can't seem to get past the "assembly does not allow ..." issue.

  This method works via web page, but this has to be a SQL Server 2005 security issue, because that is the only place it is failing.

  I have been looking everywhere and have tried at least 20 different iterations.

  I created (sgen) the serialized version, my assembly is strong named, the XmlSerializer is strong named, the assembly property AllowPartiallyTrustedCallers is set.

  My db is set trustworthy on

  assemblies Permission set: Safe - primary and XmlSerializer

  What else can I do, how else can I gather more info to help me troubleshoot?

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  Sample code trying to send xml message to MSMQ from stored procedure:

  public static void Send(SqlString queue, SqlString msg)

  {

  XmlDocument _xmlDoc;

  XmlNode _xmlNode;

  XmlElement _xmlElement1;

  XmlElement _xmlElement2;

  XmlText _xmlText;

  _xmlDoc = new XmlDocument();

  _xmlNode = _xmlDoc.CreateNode(XmlNodeType.XmlDeclaration, "", "");

  _xmlDoc.AppendChild(_xmlNode);

  _xmlElement1 = _xmlDoc.CreateElement("", "ROOT", "");

  _xmlText = _xmlDoc.CreateTextNode("");

  _xmlElement1.AppendChild(_xmlText);

  _xmlDoc.AppendChild(_xmlElement1);

  _xmlElement2 = _xmlDoc.CreateElement("", "PLCID", "");

  _xmlText = _xmlDoc.CreateTextNode("1");

  _xmlElement2.AppendChild(_xmlText);

  _xmlDoc.ChildNodes.Item(1).AppendChild(_xmlElement2);

  using (MessageQueue msgQueue = new MessageQueue(queue.ToString(), QueueAccessMode.Send))

  {

  //// version1

  msgQueue.Formatter = new XmlMessageFormatter(new Type[] { typeof(string) });

  msgQueue.Send(msg.Value);

  //// version1.1

  //msgQueue.Formatter = new XmlMessageFormatter(new System.Type[] { typeof(XmlDocument) });

  //msgQueue.Send(_xmlDoc);

  //version2

  //XmlNode node = _xmlDoc;

  //XmlSerializer XS = new XmlSerializer(typeof(XmlNode));

  //MemoryStream MS = new MemoryStream();

  //XS.Serialize(MS, node);

  //string str = System.Text.Encoding.ASCII.GetString(MS.GetBuffer());

  //string label = string.Format("Sent at {0}", DateTime.Now);

  //msgQueue.Send(str, label);

  }

  }

  Sample database code:

  alter database test set trustworthy on

  create assembly Messaging

  authorization dbo

  from 'C:\WINDOWS\Microsoft.NET\Framework\v2.0.50727\System.Messaging.dll'

  with permission_set = unsafe

  go

  create assembly [nsSqlMsmq] from 'C:\tempsSqlMsmq.dll'

  create assembly [nsSqlMsmq.XmlSerializers.dll] from 'C:\tempsSqlMsmq.XmlSerializers.dll'

  -- Create procedures

  create PROCEDURE uspMSMQSend

  @queue nvarchar(200),

  @msg nvarchar(MAX)

  AS EXTERNAL NAME nsSqlMsmq.[nsSqlMsmq.clsSqlMsmq].Send

  GO

  --EXEC uspMSMQSend 'server-name\private$\queuename', '1'

• Gail Shaw

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  April 27, 2009 at 9:33 am

  #984436

  Please don't cross post. It just wastes peoples time and fragments replies.

  No replies to this thread please. Direct replies to: http://www.sqlservercentral.com/Forums/Topic705013-359-1.aspx

  Gail Shaw
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