I'm afraid I don't know what you mean. You mean you want to use a software signing certificate and strong-naming together on a protected assembly? That's okay. A few other people that have contacted me are doing just that.
You can install an key in keycontainer using sn.exe -i . Than you can refer this key with
[assembly: AssemblyKeyName("<Keyname>")]
or compilerflag /keycontainer
so you do not need to handle the file unsave on any drive or get the usb stick out of the securitybox.
I build my framework with AssemblyKeyName and need to take my usb stick on obfuscating. It was nice, if i can use the key from keycontainer to like the c# compiler with /keycontainer.
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http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library ... 80%29.aspx
and
[assembly: AssemblyKeyName("<Keyname>")]
http://snipplr.com/view/920/shared-stro ... container/
You can install an key in keycontainer using sn.exe -i . Than you can refer this key with
[assembly: AssemblyKeyName("<Keyname>")]
or compilerflag /keycontainer
so you do not need to handle the file unsave on any drive or get the usb stick out of the securitybox.
I build my framework with AssemblyKeyName and need to take my usb stick on obfuscating. It was nice, if i can use the key from keycontainer to like the c# compiler with /keycontainer.
I'm sorry for my bad english.
Best regards
Michael
Best regards
Michael