Error Using Relative Path For AssemblyKeyFile

[gowens]

I've been trying to strong name my VB.Net v1.1 assembly with the strong
name key that we're using for a project. The strongname.snk file is
located in a root-level directory.

No matter what I try with the <Assembly: AssemblyKeyFile ...> I can't
get past the error :

Error creating assembly manifest: Error reading key file
'..\\..\\..\\.. \\strongname.sn k' -- The system cannot find the file
specified.

I've tested the relative path in DOS - no problem.

The only way that I can get the project to compile is to set an
absolute pathname to the .snk file - then it works...

Is there some setup, option, etc in Visual Studio that would prevent
the compiler from interpretting relative paths???

HELP!!!

[Herfried K. Wagner [MVP]]

<go****@nixonpe abody.com> schrieb:

I've been trying to strong name my VB.Net v1.1 assembly with the strong
name key that we're using for a project. The strongname.snk file is
located in a root-level directory.

No matter what I try with the <Assembly: AssemblyKeyFile ...> I can't
get past the error :

Error creating assembly manifest: Error reading key file
'..\\..\\..\\.. \\strongname.sn k' -- The system cannot find the file
specified.

Are you using "\\" as directory separator? Use "\" instead -- in VB.NET "\"
doesn't need to be escaped by "\\".

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