I have create a class library and add it to the reference list in one of the
projects.
However, when I compile the project and got the error:
Assembly generation failed -- Referenced assembly 'ApplicationsDa taAcsess'
does not have a strong name.
What is that mean?
Is my clas library should have another name? Or something inside problem?
I have other class library named as 'Users', it does not have problem.
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Hi Alan,
that just means tha the referenced assembly ApplicationData Access is not
signed so it doesn't have a strong name.
Since you signed your application/assembly all referenced assemblies must
also be signed.
I have create a class library and add it to the reference list in one
of the projects.
However, when I compile the project and got the error:
Assembly generation failed -- Referenced assembly
'ApplicationsDa taAcsess'
does not have a strong name.
What is that mean?
Is my clas library should have another name? Or something inside
problem?
I have other class library named as 'Users', it does not have problem.
Sorry, could you explain in more detail?
What do you mean by "sign"?
"Sascha Dietl" <Sa*********@di scussions.micro soft.comwrote in message
news:7c******** *************** **@news.microso ft.com...
Hi Alan,
that just means tha the referenced assembly ApplicationData Access is not
signed so it doesn't have a strong name.
Since you signed your application/assembly all referenced assemblies must
also be signed.
>I have create a class library and add it to the reference list in one
of the projects.
However, when I compile the project and got the error:
Assembly generation failed -- Referenced assembly
'ApplicationsD ataAcsess'
does not have a strong name.
What is that mean?
Is my clas library should have another name? Or something inside
problem?
I have other class library named as 'Users', it does not have problem.
Hi,
I know what's happening to my solution but don't know why?
Here's my findings:
1) I found the "Sign to assembly" is unchecked in "ApplicationsDa taAccess"
project
2) But this check box are checked inside other class libraries
3) May be due to I compiled the whole solution in the old days
4) Now after I created this new "ApplicationsDa taAccess" have not compiled
the whole solution
"Alan T" <al************ *@yahoo.com.auw rote in message
news:eq******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP02.phx.gbl...
Sorry, could you explain in more detail?
What do you mean by "sign"?
"Sascha Dietl" <Sa*********@di scussions.micro soft.comwrote in message
news:7c******** *************** **@news.microso ft.com...
>Hi Alan,
that just means tha the referenced assembly ApplicationData Access is not
signed so it doesn't have a strong name.
Since you signed your application/assembly all referenced assemblies must
also be signed.
>>I have create a class library and add it to the reference list in one
of the projects.
However, when I compile the project and got the error:
Assembly generation failed -- Referenced assembly
'Applications DataAcsess'
does not have a strong name.
What is that mean?
Is my clas library should have another name? Or something inside
problem?
I have other class library named as 'Users', it does not have problem.
this should be a good explanation: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...assemblies.asp
and here's a little faq about signing: http://blogs.msdn.com/junfeng/archiv...11/549355.aspx
assemblies must be signed to be able to register them in the Global Assembly
Cache (GAC), what is contained in the key file is explained on the MSDN link
above. A signed Assembly can only be referenced by a signed one. Read the
MSDN link and some parts of the faq ;-)
Sorry, could you explain in more detail?
What do you mean by "sign"?
"Sascha Dietl" <Sa*********@di scussions.micro soft.comwrote in
message news:7c******** *************** **@news.microso ft.com...
>Hi Alan,
that just means tha the referenced assembly ApplicationData Access is
not
signed so it doesn't have a strong name.
Since you signed your application/assembly all referenced assemblies
must
also be signed.
>>I have create a class library and add it to the reference list in
one
of the projects.
However, when I compile the project and got the error:
Assembly generation failed -- Referenced assembly
'Applications DataAcsess'
does not have a strong name.
What is that mean?
Is my clas library should have another name? Or something inside
problem?
I have other class library named as 'Users', it does not have
problem.
yes strong named (signed) assemblies can only reference strong named assemblies,
and can only be referenced by strong named assemblies. So sign your ApplicationsDat aAccess,
you can do this through the project properties, or remove all signings.
Hi,
I know what's happening to my solution but don't know why? Here's my
findings:
1) I found the "Sign to assembly" is unchecked in
"ApplicationsDa taAccess"
project
2) But this check box are checked inside other class libraries
3) May be due to I compiled the whole solution in the old days
4) Now after I created this new "ApplicationsDa taAccess" have not
compiled
the whole solution
"Alan T" <al************ *@yahoo.com.auw rote in message
news:eq******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP02.phx.gbl...
>Sorry, could you explain in more detail?
What do you mean by "sign"?
"Sascha Dietl" <Sa*********@di scussions.micro soft.comwrote in
message news:7c******** *************** **@news.microso ft.com...
>>Hi Alan,
that just means tha the referenced assembly ApplicationData Access is
not
signed so it doesn't have a strong name.
Since you signed your application/assembly all referenced assemblies
must
also be signed.
I have create a class library and add it to the reference list in
one
of the projects.
However, when I compile the project and got the error:
Assembly generation failed -- Referenced assembly
'Application sDataAcsess'
does not have a strong name.
What is that mean?
Is my clas library should have another name? Or something inside
problem?
I have other class library named as 'Users', it does not have
problem.
Before I read the link referred can I ask you:
I did not check the "Sign to assembly" check box of my other class
libraries, why did they checked automatically ?
"Sascha Dietl" <Sa*********@di scussions.micro soft.comwrote in message
news:7c******** *************** **@news.microso ft.com...
this should be a good explanation:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...assemblies.asp
and here's a little faq about signing:
http://blogs.msdn.com/junfeng/archiv...11/549355.aspx
assemblies must be signed to be able to register them in the Global
Assembly Cache (GAC), what is contained in the key file is explained on
the MSDN link above. A signed Assembly can only be referenced by a signed
one. Read the MSDN link and some parts of the faq ;-)
>Sorry, could you explain in more detail?
What do you mean by "sign"?
"Sascha Dietl" <Sa*********@di scussions.micro soft.comwrote in
message news:7c******** *************** **@news.microso ft.com...
>>Hi Alan,
that just means tha the referenced assembly ApplicationData Access is
not
signed so it doesn't have a strong name.
Since you signed your application/assembly all referenced assemblies
must
also be signed.
I have create a class library and add it to the reference list in
one
of the projects.
However, when I compile the project and got the error:
Assembly generation failed -- Referenced assembly
'Application sDataAcsess'
does not have a strong name.
What is that mean?
Is my clas library should have another name? Or something inside
problem?
I have other class library named as 'Users', it does not have
problem.
I've never seen these checkboxes checking themselves and I really don't know
what needs to happen so they will check theirselves.
Before I read the link referred can I ask you:
I did not check the "Sign to assembly" check box of my other class
libraries, why did they checked automatically ?
"Sascha Dietl" <Sa*********@di scussions.micro soft.comwrote in
message news:7c******** *************** **@news.microso ft.com...
>this should be a good explanation:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...ary/en-us/cpgu
ide/html/cpconworkingwit hstrongly-namedassemblies .asp
and here's a little faq about signing:
http://blogs.msdn.com/junfeng/archiv...11/549355.aspx
assemblies must be signed to be able to register them in the Global
Assembly Cache (GAC), what is contained in the key file is explained
on the MSDN link above. A signed Assembly can only be referenced by a
signed one. Read the MSDN link and some parts of the faq ;-)
>>Sorry, could you explain in more detail?
What do you mean by "sign"?
"Sascha Dietl" <Sa*********@di scussions.micro soft.comwrote in
message news:7c******** *************** **@news.microso ft.com...
Hi Alan,
that just means tha the referenced assembly ApplicationData Access
is
not
signed so it doesn't have a strong name.
Since you signed your application/assembly all referenced
assemblies
must
also be signed.
I have create a class library and add it to the reference list in
one
of the projects.
However, when I compile the project and got the error:
Assembly generation failed -- Referenced assembly
'Applicatio nsDataAcsess'
does not have a strong name.
What is that mean?
Is my clas library should have another name? Or something inside
problem?
I have other class library named as 'Users', it does not have
problem.
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