I read in an old response to a question about the FileIOPermission (from May
5, 2006) that you could use the security imperatively using something like:

FileIOPermission perm = new FileIOPermission(FileIOPermissionAccess.Read,
path);
perm.Demand();

However, code analysis barks at this method with the following:

CA2103
A method uses imperative security and might be constructing the permission
using state information or return values that can change while the demand is
active.

So, how exactly should we employ demands when the path changes as the method
is called?

.Net 2.0 memory usage
What framework ???
custom attributes
Disabling chunking in HTTP 1.1
Framework 2.0 still used after 3.0 install