Problem with signed Assembly

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Karve, Ajit - 12 Dec 2005 08:59 GMT

Hi,

I want to sign an assembly but it is refering to an assembly,
Interop.MSForms, which is unsigned assembly. Hence, I'm getting compilation
error. Can anyone suggest a way out? Is there any way by which we can remove
the restriction that referred assemblies should be always signed?

Thanks,
Ajit

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Mattias Sjögren - 12 Dec 2005 15:26 GMT

> I want to sign an assembly but it is refering to an assembly,
> Interop.MSForms, which is unsigned assembly. Hence, I'm getting compilation
> error. Can anyone suggest a way out?

Sign the interop assembly as well. You can do that by setting the Wrapper
Assembly Key option in Visual Studio (at least in C# projects) or with the
command line tool Tlbimp.exe and its /keyfile option.

> Is there any way by which we can remove
> the restriction that referred assemblies should be always signed?

No

Mattias

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Karve, Ajit - 13 Dec 2005 04:50 GMT

I tried doing that using tlbimp.exe but its saying "Interop.MSForms is not a
valid type library" :(

> > I want to sign an assembly but it is refering to an assembly,
> > Interop.MSForms, which is unsigned assembly. Hence, I'm getting compilation
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> Mattias

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