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.
I have a file testpublic.snk which holds a public key. I have created it with sn -p c:\\test.snk c:\\testpublic.snk.
What is the difference be开发者_运维知识库tween public key and private key usage for .snk files?You use the:
I\'ve built up an application that works using the System.AddIn APIs.Add-ins are currently activated in an external AppDomain with Internet trust.
I have created a snk file using sn -k KeyFile.snk I installed it on my test machine and signed a couple of files for use as a license file.
I\'ve noticed that core .NET开发者_运维百科 assemblies have PublicKey = 00000000000000000400000000000000. Not only it\'s shorter then those sn.exe allows to generate (min 384 bits) but also it has a l
In one of my apps I must distinguish my own included addins from others\' addins. They are signed with different keys each and so is the host app.
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
Is there a way to create a strong-named assembly using CSharp开发者_StackOverflowCodeProvider?You could also specify the /keyfile: option in the CompilerOptions property of the CompilerParameters you
I\'ve got a bit of a heisenbug on my hands now, and I\'m looking to find some help with it. I have a Windows service that uses System.data.sqlite. In rare cases (apparently only on Windows Vista, but
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