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  • #26315

    Using: pd4ml.pro.trial.dotnet20.351b1

    I have successfully built a test component which uses PD4ML to create a PDF from my test HTML document, but when I tried to hook this into the service I need to demonstrate it from, the pd4ml reference is rejected because it lacks a strong name.

    Is this something I can tweak around in my C# project settings, or do I need a build of PD4ML with a strong name key included in it?

    #27783

    In order to workaround the issue try to run a command-line (on the target machine) like the following upon all DLLs, distributed with PD4ML.NET:

    [language=java:xajheamm]sn.exe -Vr pd4ml.dll[/language:xajheamm]

    #27784

    Verification skipping is not allowed on these dll’s;
    “pd4ml.dll does not represent a strongly named assembly”

    Knew I was gonna have to read that part of the manual one day…

    #27785

    I’ve requested a special build to workaround the issue. Hopefully it will be ready tomorrow.

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