Compiling Castle Active Records for a Partial Trust Environment

Castle Active Record's is a brilliant object relational data-mapper that sits on top of nHibernate. Essentially this allows me to abstract the majority of my database calls away but creating a set of classes with a few additional properties attached to them.

I am currently using this system at work in several projects and personally i love it. It allows me to quickly reflect changes in the database, and the about 95% of all queries i can now write in code against objects.

How to compile for partial trust

Checked out the latest source from SVN Installed the latest version of nant 0.86b1 Put the nant bin directory in my path Ran the following statement

nant -D:common.testrunner.enabled=false -D:assembly.allow-partially-trusted-callers=true

It built successfully (for .net 3.5) with 2 non-fatal errors. Recommends a later version of nant (the nightly build) Downloaded the latest nightly build (2008-08-18) Recompiled using this nant with the same parameters Built again with 2 non-fatal errors And voila you should be done with your files in the "build" directory

It's important to note that you can create the assemblies as unsigned (by specifying -D:sign=false) but this will cause you issues if you wish to enable lazy loading later on

D:\Dev\Tools\nant-0.86-nightly-2008-08-18\bin\nant -D:common.testrunner.enabled=false -D:assembly.allow-partially-trusted-callers=true

Links:

• http://forum.castleproject.org/viewtopic.php?t=1439
• http://forum.castleproject.org/viewtopic.php?t=4659&sid=9a6619df040193fb021198a62f899cfd
• http://vhendriks.wordpress.com/2007/11/21/monorail-on-shared-hosting/