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Queued Components and Strong Names

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Joe Ross - 16 Mar 2005 23:42 GMT
Our existing ASP.NET application needs to support a new asynchronous
processing model.  Basically, a user interaction will cause an activity to
happen...the ASP.NET page returns immediately to the user while this
activity runs off in the background on the server.

I know one way to do this is Queued Components through Enterprise Services.
I'm trying to setup a little test sample but am running into an issue.  I'm
reading that assemblies that support being used through Enterprise Services
must be strongly named.  This is fine, except I didn't realize that every
assembly a strongly named assembly depends on must also be strongly named.
This is turning into a nightmare.  This impacts three of our other class
libraries.  We also use the new Enterprise Library blocks from Microsoft;
they need to be strongly named.  We use NMock, it needs to be strongly
named.

Am I missing something here?  Or is this turning into as much of a pain as I
think it is?

Thanks
-joe
Pierre Greborio - 17 Mar 2005 18:10 GMT
> Our existing ASP.NET application needs to support a new asynchronous
> processing model.  Basically, a user interaction will cause an
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> Am I missing something here?  Or is this turning into as much of a
> pain as I think it is?

That is correct! All strong named assemplies must be strong named too.

Pierre

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