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    Default addfulltrust

    I want to add my dll to the fulltrust list.
    But before my dll could be strongname, I must make sure
    that all libraries are strongname(for example,
    kernel32.dll). What can I do if other libs are not
    strongname?
    nicho Guest

  2. #2

    Default Re: addfulltrust

    Basically, you can either strong name the dependent assemblies or not use
    them.

    Note that this only applies to managed assemblies that you reference.
    Kernel32.dll (which you mentioned) isn't a .NET assembly nor is it a COM
    object that you might have an interop wrapper assembly for, so you would
    likely only be calling that via P/Invoke.

    Note that you will need to apply the AllowPartiallyTrustedCallersAttribute
    to your assembly if you plan to call it from any partially trusted code.

    HTH,

    Joe K.

    "nicho" <fessboy@tom.com> wrote in message
    news:24f1001c38d4b$e37ba260$a601280a@phx.gbl...
    > I want to add my dll to the fulltrust list.
    > But before my dll could be strongname, I must make sure
    > that all libraries are strongname(for example,
    > kernel32.dll). What can I do if other libs are not
    > strongname?
    Joe Kaplan \(MVP - ADSI\) Guest

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