Is ASP.NET AJAX Beta 2 Medium Trust compatible?

Sorry for the question: I could try and answer by myself but this week I don't think I will even find time for downloading the new beta.
Anyway I'd really appreciate if anyone who's more in-to the new features than me could tell me if...

with a Medium Trust configured web appno installed ASP.NET AJAX (that means no Microsoft.Web.Extensions etc... in the GAC)with AJAX dlls deployed into the web app bin folder

...does the application work?!

Thanks to anyone who will help me saving time!

hello,

Beta 2 does not support web app bin folder installation. I know its very bad. seems like beta 2 is just for testing. not for shared hosting deployment.

..waiting for new release.

achu.

hello.

though i might be wrong, i think that the current release sill needs full trust...hope i'm wrong.

Is it now possible with RC ? don't have time to test it right know, thanks for your answers.

Regards,

Ben.

hello.

RC version needs meddium trust if you install the dll on the gac. if your host hasn't installed it, then you need to drop the dll on the gac and condigure your web app to tun in full trust mode.

ASP.NET AJAX applications will run in medium trust. In a hosted environment, the hoster must install ASP.NET AJAX extensions on the server. While it may take some time for all hosters to provide this for customers, there are some who are already offering ASP.NET AJAX hosting and there are actually benefits for hosters in installing the bits on the server vs. their customers deploying the dll in \bin themselves. For one, multiple applications on the server can run from a single instance of the dll in the GAC.

-Rich

Thanks Rich, now I just have to convince my hoster to install it in GAC, I'll ask him as soon as final version will be available (end of Jan ?).

Ben.

Make sure you let them know that the ASP.NET AJAX installer (ASPAJAXExtSetup.msi) installs the dll in the GAC by default - i.e., there's no post-configuration they need to do after installing.

-Rich