I've got a JScript assembly that I want to strong name.  (This assembly just
allows me to use the JScript eval function from my C# code).  I want to be
able to put this JScript assembly into the GAC with the rest of my
assemblies so I need to give it a strong name.

My C# code provides some components/controls for use in ASP.NET web apps, so
they need the APTCA attribute, and as I understand it, I'll need this on my
JScript assembly too.  Since this could be a security risk, I want to make
sure only my own assemblies can call my JScript assembly.

I've seen lots of documentation about how to strong name C# assemblies, and
apply the correct attributes, but I don't know how to do it when I compile a
JScript assembly with jsc.exe.  What do I need to do?

Thanks

PS: My use of eval is safe - I never evaluate user-entered info.  Instead,
I'm evaluating a number of expressions that I have stored in a DataTable
myself.  I wanted to avoid writing my own parser, which is why I'm trying
the JScript eval approach.