Calling PointToScreen() of DockPanel in xbap ran into security exception

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    - Is it possible to run WPF applications server-side? I would suggest having an ASP.NET web service that does all those operations for you, and have an .xbap on the same machine consume said service and provide the graphical part of things. So long as the Web Service you access is hosted on the same base domain as the .xbap, and the port used to access the service is < 1024, this should just work. For your debugging, simply make the .xbap fully trusted (not a problem when running from local machine), then revert to Internet-zone when deploying your application. I will warn you right now that if you dont get everything right, you WILL encounter annoying security exceptions. We'll be here to try to help of course Also, there are many posts answered by ChangoV that cover similar issues. As for the "value not in expected range" error, I suspect this is specific to one or more development machines. The problem arises when deploying an app with a similar application identity (a long string generated by several values including deployment path, version, hash, app name, and other stuff) multiple times and varying it slightly. To fix this, open an SDK command prompt and run mage.exe -cc to reset the ClickOnce application store. Next, make sure that you are not committing the application to the store... if incremental changes are not showing up between F5 debug sessions, then the app is probably going into the store. Check debugging options if so... If you're running Orcas Beta 1 or 2, there are issues around debugging scenarios that are fixed in RTM. Hope this helps... Matt Tag: Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) Calling PointToScreen() of DockPanel in xbap ran into security exception Visual Studio 2008
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joyrider

The scenario is, I got a mouse event, retrieved its position relative to the DockPanel (which is the main client area in my application). When I tried to call DockPanel.PointToScreen() to convert the position into screen coordinate space, I got an security exception.

From the exception message, it looks like the PointToScreen() call will reference certain component related to office solution, and Xbap's partially trusted level is not sufficient to call thoses components.

However, getting a mouse position in screen coordinate space sometimes is needed in Xbap. Is there any alternative way to achieve this with Xbap's limited trust level

Re: Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) Calling PointToScreen() of DockPanel in xbap ran into security exception

Chango V. - MSFT

Can you describe what you need to accomplish on a higher level Why do you need screen coordinates

Re: Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) Calling PointToScreen() of DockPanel in xbap ran into security exception

joyrider

I am building some new libraries to replace the old ones, and I have to follow the same API that the old libraries used. The screen coordinates were required in the API.

Re: Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) Calling PointToScreen() of DockPanel in xbap ran into security exception

Tim Dawson

Then you have chosen an inappropriate solution. There's no need for an XBAP to know about screen coordinates, so it cannot obtain them.

Re: Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) Calling PointToScreen() of DockPanel in xbap ran into security exception

joyrider

Thanks. A definite negative answer is an answer too.

Re: Windows Presentation Foundation (WPF) Calling PointToScreen() of DockPanel in xbap ran into security exception

Chango V. - MSFT

If your XBAP is somehow "unusual" and if it doesn't need to be deployed from the Internet but is intended only for local use, then you may consider converting it to a Full Trust one.

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joyrider

Good idea, but my application is not limited for local use only. I think I might need to examine the API and make some compromise to avoid the screen coordinates.

Thanks.