Signing an assembly

[GMiller]

I'm trying to sign my assembly so that I can use the caspol.exe tool
to create a permissions set for it. This is my first experience
signing the assembly. In VS 2005 I went to properties->signing,
checked the "sign the assemply" box, clicked the "new" option, typed
in a name and password. Now when using the command line parameters
for the caspol do I simply use the following

caspol -machine -addgroup All_Code -pub -file <key nameFullTrust

I've tried this but the new policy doesn't show up in the .NEt
configuration tool.

Gary

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RE: Signing an assembly

following should work
caspol -machine -addgroup All_Code -strong -file <your assembly path and
name<assemblyna me <versionFullTru st
-pub, is used if you have a certificate, whereas -strong is for strong name
which is what you want.


"GMiller" wrote:

I'm trying to sign my assembly so that I can use the caspol.exe tool
to create a permissions set for it. This is my first experience
signing the assembly. In VS 2005 I went to properties->signing,
checked the "sign the assemply" box, clicked the "new" option, typed
in a name and password. Now when using the command line parameters
for the caspol do I simply use the following
>
caspol -machine -addgroup All_Code -pub -file <key nameFullTrust
>
I've tried this but the new policy doesn't show up in the .NEt
configuration tool.
>
Gary
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