private static SecureEnvironment CriticalCreate(
string applicationManifest,
AuthenticationType authentication,
UserActivationMode userActivationMode)
{
if (applicationManifest == null)
{
throw new ArgumentNullException("applicationManifest");
}
if ((authentication != AuthenticationType.Windows) &&
(authentication != AuthenticationType.Passport))
{
throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException("authentication");
}
if ((userActivationMode != UserActivationMode.Permanent) &&
(userActivationMode != UserActivationMode.Temporary))
{
throw new ArgumentOutOfRangeException("userActivationMode");
}
//build user with the given authnetication type and a default name
// only authentication type is critical in this case
ContentUser user;
using (ClientSession tempClientSession =
ClientSession.DefaultUserClientSession(authentication))
{
//Activate Machine if neccessary
if (!tempClientSession.IsMachineActivated())
{
// activate Machine
tempClientSession.ActivateMachine(authentication);
}
//Activate User (we will force start activation at this point)
// at this point we should have a real user name
user = tempClientSession.ActivateUser(authentication, userActivationMode);
}
Debug.Assert(IsUserActivated(user));
ClientSession clientSession = new ClientSession(user, userActivationMode);
try
{
try
{
// make sure we have a Client Licensor Certificate
clientSession.AcquireClientLicensorCertificate();
}
catch (RightsManagementException)
{
// In case of the RightsMnaagement exception we are willing to proceed
// as ClientLicensorCertificate only required for publishing not for consumption
// and therefore it is optional to have one.
}
clientSession.BuildSecureEnvironment(applicationManifest);
return(new SecureEnvironment(applicationManifest, user, clientSession));
}
catch
{
clientSession.Dispose();
throw;
}
}
