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    Posted: 13-Apr-2013 at 1:20pm
Hello:

I am a brand new user of IdeaBlade ... my previous development environment of choice was StrataFrame ... the problem I had with SF is that in order to use their DLLs you had to be able to register them with the GAC ... which required a strong name key to work.  

The situation that I'm running into is that when using simple hosting (say with GoDaddy) I cannot install anything to the GAC as there are many users also using the server and a malformed .dll could bring the whole machine down.  The work around is that I have to purchase an entire machine so that I can have access to the GAC of that machine.

My question for you is that if I buy the full version of DevForce 2012 will I run into equivalent problems or can I create an application with DevForce 2012 and host it on GoDaddy's Deluxe hosting option (http://www.godaddy.com/hosting/web-hosting-new.aspx).

Thanks,

Charles T. Blankenship
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Hi Charles,

You don't need to install DevForce assemblies in the GAC, but you will need Full trust level.

I believe GoDaddy's ASP.NET 4.0 shared hosting servers use as default Medium trust level. You might want to double check with them to be sure. (in case they changed it)

Another option would be choosing a GoDaddy's Virtual Dedicated or Dedicated server option as these support Full trust.

There are other web hosting providers that actually support Full trust without you having to choose a dedicated server.
If you prefer, I can list some.
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Yes ... I would love to have a list of those providers ... but you are correct ... GoDaddy's virtual servers do not permit full trust unfortunately.

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Charles,

DiscountASP and MaximumASP are some web hosting providers that support full trust.

You will also find additional web hosting providers at http://www.microsoft.com/web/hosting/home.

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