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From: Greyhound on 8 Jul 2008 17:16
Is it possible for an assembly to have 2 strong name files and use each one
when needed in accessing different dlls? I have created a Windows App in C#
(VS2005) and I need to reference 2 dlls, each with a different .snk file.
Thanks.
From: Jeff Winn on 9 Jul 2008 21:08
You don't need the keys to match for strong naming to work properly. If you
want the assemblies to have matching keys (perhaps for security purposes),
sign both with the same snk file.

"Greyhound" <rhill938(a)hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> Is it possible for an assembly to have 2 strong name files and use each
> one
> when needed in accessing different dlls? I have created a Windows App in
> C#
> (VS2005) and I need to reference 2 dlls, each with a different .snk file.
> Thanks.

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