We have recompiled our Write plug-in code with 15.1 dll's and .NET 4.8, after deployment we are running into a security error as follows: Has anyone else seen this?
The plug-in "xxxxxxxxx" returned the following error: "Trisoft.InfoShare.Core.Identity.Exceptions.IdentityException: Security error.
at Trisoft.InfoShare.Core.RepositoryContext.Create(ClaimsPrincipal claimsPrincipal, IRepositoryFormatSettings formatSettings)
Hi Akheil,
You can overcome this issue by adding the keyword false in the constructor call of the Trisoft.Infoshare.API25 wrappers.
So please update any class initiation call you have in your code as shown in the sample below.
Example of required update
Trisoft.InfoShare.API25.DocumentObj docObj = new Trisoft.InfoShare.API25.DocumentObj();
To
Trisoft.InfoShare.API25.DocumentObj docObj = new Trisoft.InfoShare.API25.DocumentObj(false);
Hi Akheil,
Given your mention of .NET 4.8, I'm going to assume that your are upgrading from Tridion Docs 14SP4/14.0.4 or earlier to Tridion Docs 15.1.
An important starter is that starting from last year's Tridion Docs 15.0, we are migrating the host applications (like OpenAPI, BackgroundTask, etc) from Windows-only .NET Framework 4.8 into cross-platform .NET 6/8+ However, since we have some hosts still in .NET 4.8 and others in .NET 8+, it means that shared code like custom plugins should be written in .NET Standard 2.0
As a reminder see
So in other words, make sure to Test your custom code triggered from a .NET 4.8 host like Soap Web Services (typically Publication Manager or Authoring Bridge) and from a .NET 8+ host like OpenAPI (typically Organize Space).
If already on .NET Stanrdard 2.0, the Raf Snijders suggestion is next.
Best wishes,
Dave
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