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Regarding StrongNameIdentityPermissionAttribute

Hi Folks,

How can I secure an Assembly (DLL) from being referenced in programs other than my Strong Named Assembly (EXE) by using the StrongNameIdentityPermissionAttribute.

Nelson

Nov 20 '05 #1
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How can I secure an Assembly (DLL) from being referenced in programs other than my Strong Named Assembly (EXE) by using the StrongNameIdentityPermissionAttribute.


The StrongNameIdentityPermissionAttribute will not prevent anyone from
referencing your assembly (I don't think anything will). It can,
however, prevent others from calling methods in it.

Mattias

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