Using Enterprise Library in ASP.NET 2.0 Partial Trust Mode

The Enterprise Library Application Blocks aren't useful only in Windows Forms applications; you can use them in ASP.NET too by downloading a set of patch files and configuring the security settings appropriately. Find out how.

by Alex Homer

October 31, 2006

lthough originally envisaged as a product for use in Windows Forms (executable) applications, Enterprise Library is proving popular with Web application developers as well. For example, the Data Access Application Block, the Cryptography Application Block, the Exception Handling Application Block, and the Logging Application Block provide useful features that can considerably simplify development of complex applications.

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Using Enterprise Library in ASP.NET 2.0 Partial Trust Mode

The Enterprise Library Application Blocks aren't useful only in Windows Forms applications; you can use them in ASP.NET too by downloading a set of patch files and configuring the security settings appropriately. Find out how.

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