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Strong name assembly

Hi,

For different reasons would like to strong name my web application, but am
unable to do so. When I try to build my project with the AssemlyKeyFile
attribute set in Assemblyinfo, I get a error message saying Unable to emit
assembly: Referenced assembly 'DateTextBox' does not have a strong name.
DateTextbox in this case is a thirdparty control that I am using in my
project (Have no source code for this). Is there any workaround to this ?

Regards

Niclas
Nov 18 '05 #1
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DateTextBox : is this managed code or unmanaged code. i mean r u doing any
interop here?
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Hi,

For different reasons would like to strong name my web application, but am
unable to do so. When I try to build my project with the AssemlyKeyFile
attribute set in Assemblyinfo, I get a error message saying Unable to emit
assembly: Referenced assembly 'DateTextBox' does not have a strong name.
DateTextbox in this case is a thirdparty control that I am using in my
project (Have no source code for this). Is there any workaround to this ?

Regards

Niclas

Nov 18 '05 #2

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