I'm having an issue getting the public keys for some of the .net 4.0 beta 2 assemblies so I can make my internals visible to them (gross). Normally, I'd just pop into SN.EXE and poof I'd have them. But instead of getting what I'd normally expect I'm getting a bogus public key, and I'm not sure exactly why. I'm using the 64bit version ...
I would like to delaySign and later fully sign .NET assemblies with X.509 Certificates. How would I do this? ...
I am working with a set of delay signed assemblies which I am able to install and load from GAC after skipping verification (sn -Vr * ... Since Delaysigning as a process requires only the public key file sn -k keys.snk (both Public & Private keys) sn -p keys.snk pkey.snk (only public key) Add pkey.snk to project properties and chec...
I have created a key file with this command: sn.exe -k 2048 Build.snk I would like to read in this key with .NET. I haven't been able to find any document as to the format of the .snk, so I'm wondering if there's a way in C# to read in an .snk file? My original reason for asking the question was to use the .snk file for purposes...
I'm unable to import an assembly, supposedly because strong name validation is failing, though this occurs even when I register the assembly to not be checked. Can somebody spot what I'm doing wrong here? Below is a transcript. For reference, the switches to sn.exe are: -v: Verify signature. -Vr: Register assembly for verification sk...
Hi all, I am a totally unfamiliar in this C# Visual Studio programming environment but I am required to finish a task. I am sorry if my question seems silly. But I really could not understand what other posts on this site or other site on the net explaining. I need a step by step guide to do this final step to accomplish my task. I h...