Comments on Will Code for Nuts: CodeConsole Web Part for SharePoint

Thank you for your response. The last version work...

2009-05-29T09:51:28.855+02:00

Thank you for your response. The last version works great. It will simplify a lot my work (on my dev box).

@Bulgom, If you downloaded an older version of th...

2009-05-25T16:58:21.389+02:00

@Bulgom,

If you downloaded an older version of the linked code; that would install into the local bin folder of the web app, an approach which will only work if you've enabled full trust in the web.config.

The latest version (uploaded yesterday) deploys to the global assembly cache, and should resolve the issue. Did that help?

I'll admit I should / could have spent more time configuring the CAS policies, and thus avoiding the GAC, but the end result will be the same. And my recommendation still stands: don't deploy this to portals with end users on it :)

Thank you for sharing your great work. This webpar...

2009-05-25T16:52:38.159+02:00

Thank you for sharing your great work. This webpart would be very useful for me to quickly test simple scripts. Unfortunately, in spite of the config in 12/Isapi and in the application web.config, i still can't execute any command. The output box shows "Error : Request failed" ("Echec de la demande" in french) even for a simple "output.Write("Hello");".
Have you any solution ?

If you by 'client' mean site user; he can't. Unles...

2009-05-14T07:56:00.000+02:00

If you by 'client' mean site user; he can't. Unless he's a site administrator. And, even then, this shouldn't be installed in production environments.

It's a tool for development / test environments only; meant to provide easy access to various meta data and behind-the-scenes stuff you'd normally deploy temporary applications / web apps to access.

I was wondering of a situation where a client can ...

2009-05-14T05:02:00.000+02:00

I was wondering of a situation where a client can really use it ? any idea