Trouble verifying services

I have followed all of the steps in the online installation guide, and restarted IIS. I have also verified that a folder was created for each web service (\Intepub\wwwroot\siteCatalogWebService; Intepub\wwwroot\siteMarketingWebService; Intepub\wwwroot\siteOrdersWebService; Intepub\wwwroot\siteProfilesWebService).

Then the guide says to visit the web page for each service (point browser to http://localhost/siteCatalogWebService/CatalogWebService.asmx). I get a web page showing the methods of the service for the Catalog and Profile services, but when I point to the Marketing or Orders page I get an error saying:

Configuration Error

Description: An error occurred during the processing of a configuration file required to service this request. Please review the specific error details below and modify your configuration file appropriately.

Parser Error Message: Type 'Microsoft.CommerceServer.Runtime.SiteCacheRefresh' cannot be instantiated under a partially trusted security policy (AllowPartiallyTrustedCallersAttribute is not present on the target assembly).

Source Error:

[No relevant source lines]

Source File: web.config Line: 182

Why do I have problems with the Orders and Marketing pages, but the Catalog and Profiles display fine

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Trouble verifying services

PCSQL66
Do you have a system.web/trust element set to something other than Full in the web.config somewhere along the site hierarchy or at the machine level Commerce Server 2007 requires full trust.

Cheers,
Colin
Rick Kriscka

Web.config is read as a recursive and cumulative configuration starting with the machine level configuration. Chances are there was something upstream that was causing the trust level to change.

Cheers,
Colin
sweet_salt
None of the web.config files (in CatalogWebService, OrdersWebService, ProfilesWebService, MarketingWebService) have a system.web/trust element. Yet I can assess the Catalog and Profiles .asmx file. So I added a trust element in each web.config file, setting the value to Full, and that worked for Orders and Marketing. I don't understand why the Catalog and Profiles worked without a trust element, but at least they are all working now.

Thanks.
James A. Gayhart

Out of curiousity, what does your IIS directory structure look like

If you've followed the installation guide correctly, you should have something that looks like this:

Web Sites
-Default Web Site
--CatalogWebService
--MarketingWebService
--OrdersWebService
--ProfilesWebService
--StarterSite

You haven't unpacked any of the web services under the StarterSite, and the Default Web Site has no web.config file, correct
Tomys
The IIS directory structure looks just as you say it should.

There are no web services under the StarterSite.

These IS a web.config file in the Default Web Site, and it has location references to a differenct web site. Should I delete this web.config, or modify it to reference my web site
Trouble verifying services

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