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PS February 5th 08 02:15 AM

Azroles Issue
 
All -

Really would appreciate some help in this.

I have a VSTO Project which uses Azman for Authentication.

Initially I was using an older version of AzrolesLib (version 1.x) and
everything works fine. I basically am referencing
Interop.Azroleslib.dll in my VSTO project.

Now i have to update my project using the latest version of Azroles.
But here is the issue -

1. How do I generate the Interop.Azroleslib.dll from the latest
version of Azroles.
2. I work in an enterprise environment where I can sign only using the
standard public key. How do i sign/strong name the Interop Assembly
once i generate it.

Thanks



Ken Slovak - [MVP - Outlook] February 5th 08 03:53 PM

Azroles Issue
 
This has nothing to do with Outlook, but you can reference any COM dll and a
PIA will be automatically generated. You can also contact the vendor and see
if they have an official PIA available. PIA's are not signed or strong
named.

--
Ken Slovak
[MVP - Outlook]
http://www.slovaktech.com
Author: Professional Programming Outlook 2007
Reminder Manager, Extended Reminders, Attachment Options
http://www.slovaktech.com/products.htm


"PS" wrote in message
...
All -

Really would appreciate some help in this.

I have a VSTO Project which uses Azman for Authentication.

Initially I was using an older version of AzrolesLib (version 1.x) and
everything works fine. I basically am referencing
Interop.Azroleslib.dll in my VSTO project.

Now i have to update my project using the latest version of Azroles.
But here is the issue -

1. How do I generate the Interop.Azroleslib.dll from the latest
version of Azroles.
2. I work in an enterprise environment where I can sign only using the
standard public key. How do i sign/strong name the Interop Assembly
once i generate it.

Thanks





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