I am trying to expose some internals to my unit test project by using: [assembly: InternalsVisibleTo(\"MyTest\")]
Are there any security concerns with using the InternalsVisibleTo attribute with strong-named assemblies?I understand that the assembly receiving information this way must have the private key to decr
I have a project that uses dynamic code generation to create a proxy class.This proxy class makes use of internal classes of the project (so that implementation details are not exposed) and so I use I
I have the [assembly:InternalsVisibleTo(\"GuiAssembly\")] set in the other assembly but when wpf binding occurs on a class that lives in the other assembly, it throws an exception because of the prope
I understand that the InternalVisibleTo attribute is used to expose types and methods with the internal access modifier to a specified assembly. I have only ever used this for exposing internal method
I\'m porting an existing class library to Silverlight. I used lambda expression compilation a lot and now I\'m experiencing security problems because of it.
My IntelliSense is comi开发者_StackOverflow中文版ng up with a boolean named parameter \"AllInternalsVisible=\" in an [assembly:InternalsVisibleTo(\"AssemblyName\")] declaration.Just position the curso
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