How does one convert a .snk file (for strong-name signing .NET assemblies) into a password protected .pfx file suitable for the same purpose?
I have a C++ project, set to /clr, which is referenced by C# projects in the same solution. Unfortunately, it seems the C++ doesn\'t get properly signed, leading to the error messa开发者_如何学运维ge
I am trying to programatically sign an assembly using a password protected keyfile (pfx). However when I try t开发者_开发问答o use the StrongNameKeyPair I get the following exception.
We consider to put one of our assemblies in the GAC for the purpose of versioning. This means this assembly must be signed and each other assembly it uses (e.g. 3rd party) must also be signed.开发者_G
I previously installed an incorrect .PFX file to sign assemblies. I now need to remove this in order to correct a build error. Is there anyway to remove the invalid signing certificate? I\'ve tried re
I have a .NET assembly that I am signing. Here is my understanding of the process and related question.
I have a few open source libraries on CodePlex, and I intend to publish more when I have them at a stable and useful state.
My scenario is we have one program (exe) that will start other programs if found in a particular folder. I want to ensure it only ever starts programs which are signed with our Corporate certificate (
I want to sign one assembly in my project (to be used by another team). From my experience, soon I will need to sign other projects too and I want to sign them all with one file.
I see tool like SN which generates private/public key pair for signing an assembly. and using AL tool we can assign a strong name to an assembly
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