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| Hello,
I have a question regarding the SQL Adapter sample posted on Scott Woodgate's Blog. In step 3 of the sample, he asks you to build and deploy your BizTalkProject. When I try to deploy, I get a strong name exception. I know I need to put associate my pro
ject with a .snk key, but do not know how. I have created the key, no problem. Usually, I would put this into an assemblyInfo class, or some other code in the project. However, a BTS Project has no modules, and no way to add them, unless I add another
project to the solution. Can anyone clue me in on how to proceed please?
Happy Easter
JT
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| Christof 2004-04-11, 4:29 pm |
| Check your project properties, in there you can specify which .snk file to
use.
Regards,
Christof
"JT" <jtnospam@verizon.net> wrote in message
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> Hello,
> I have a question regarding the SQL Adapter sample posted on Scott
Woodgate's Blog. In step 3 of the sample, he asks you to build and deploy
your BizTalkProject. When I try to deploy, I get a strong name exception.
I know I need to put associate my project with a .snk key, but do not know
how. I have created the key, no problem. Usually, I would put this into an
assemblyInfo class, or some other code in the project. However, a BTS
Project has no modules, and no way to add them, unless I add another project
to the solution. Can anyone clue me in on how to proceed please?
> Happy Easter
> JT
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