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.
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
If not, then how should we handle the assembly ve开发者_StackOverflow社区rsion thing? BTW: I can not find a way to strong name sign a WP7 assembly, did I miss anything?No, there is no GAC or equivale
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