Is it possible to use the ENTLIB Cryptography Block without using a
keyfile.  In addition to keyfile management
my team is also concerned about performance.  In this particular
instance, we are using the cryptography block to enccrypt and decrypt

I have a dll which is used by several application.
The Problem => When there is a new build for the Dll  ...all the other
dependent application has a new build. So , all the apps has to go through
the QA testiong steps.

I wonder whether with the DotNet framework 2.0, it would be possible to
write a windows application service which incorporated a server HTTTP
"embedded" (via code) without using IIS locally.
The purpose of the application is to consume SOAP messages over HTTP

I've this problem: My application is distributed by clickonce on my http
site. During pubblication I set "application available in start-menu". Infact
I can see it but it is only an application reference.
In my registry I would like to add a reference like "emule" does.

I am a newbie to WCF. According to the Getting Started Sample
(http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms751519.aspx) I loaded and bebuilt
the GettingStarted solution from the WCF samples collection and attempted to
execute it. Upon executing the client code, I get an error ...

I deploy my WPF application with Visual Studio 2008 and ClickOnce. My
application runs with the ;Net 3.0 framework, but during the installation
steps, the .Net 3.5 component is required... Do you know why ? Could VStudio
2008 need this component ?

I have written a web service and posted it OK to IIS. From most external
networks I can install the smart client application that goes with it and all
works fine.
From one particular network clients can't connect. I can browse to the