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permview

Mono(permview)															    Mono(permview)

NAME

       permview - Viewer for declarative security permission sets inside assemblies.

SYNOPSIS

       permview [options] assembly

DESCRIPTION

       This tools allow to list the declarative security attributes present in an assembly. The security attributes are either found on the assem-
       bly level, on the classes and the methods. This tool is useful to diagnose why an assembly won't load or why some class/method throws Secu-
       rityException.

OPTIONS

       -output filename
	      Output all declarative security attributes related informations into the specified file.

       -xml | --xml | /XML
	      Output all declarative security attributes in an XML format.

       -decl | --decl | /DECL
	      Show  declarative  security  attributes  on classes and methods. The default, without the -decl option, is to show only the assembly
	      level permission sets.

       -? | /? | -h[elp] | /h[elp]
	      Display help informations about the permview tool.

EXAMPLES

       permview mscorlib.dll
	      This will show the minimum, optional and refused permissions sets (i.e. the assembly  level  security  actions)  that  are  compiled
	      inside the mscorlib assembly.

       permview -decl permview.exe
	      This will show all (assembly, class or method level) declarative security attributes present in the permview.exe assembly.

AUTHOR

       Written by Sebastien Pouliot

COPYRIGHT

       Copyright (C) 2004-2005 Novell, Inc (http://www.novell.com)

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WEB SITE

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