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Note that there may be already Version 2 of this assembly present. There are known compatibility issues with Version 2, so if you receive errors after adding assembly version 1.

To verify this is the source of the problem, you may download the ShowContexts. If your application works properly you will see a list of roles for the current user at the bottom of the page.

TargetInvocationException: Exception has been thrown by the target of an invocation. COMException 0x : Insufficient access rights to perform the operation. InitApp at System. GetRoles at ASP. NET 2. If you are running your application on a non-Windows computer and the Microsoft IIS web server while using an AzMan policy store located in the Active Directory, make these changes to allow your application to access the AzMan policy store:.

If you do not change your machine. As soon as you do that you will get a new option under the "Actions" Menu named "New Authorization Store", open this action and select "Authorization Store Type" as "Active Directory" and provide the store location of the Active Directory, where we will define the policies.

Partition name is the name of the partition created while doing the setup of Active Directory. Configure the application to use Policy Store Now what I have done is, create a new application and in the "Web. Config" file added the configuration for the Role Manager and provided the connection string in the application for connecting to the AzMan policy store. The application name specified in the role manager is the same application we created in the management console for the sample policy.

Now what I will do is add three buttons on the Default page, we will now look at how to access the Policy store from the code and display the buttons for the user to which the role has been provided and hide for those who don't have permissions. Before starting, we need to add references for accessing the AzMan store, click on "Add Reference" for the Website or any other application you have created, select the "COM" tab and add a reference for "azroles 1.

Please find inline comments in the code. Here we are first getting the logged-in user and then we are attempting to get the operations and then checking if the user has access to a specific operation or not.

InitializeClientContextFromName name, domain, null ; Users can use it as needed, the logic can be separated out and can be written in a better way depending upon the application architecture, this is only sample code. Hope it provides some help.

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