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DeadBolt.NET Re-Released

Merry Christmas Everyone! Just wanted to let you know that DeadBolt.NET is ready for download... again. In case you missed it, DeadBolt.NET is an Assembly Signing Addin for Visual Studio .NET 2003, written by Jamie Cansdale and Michael O'Hearn. Oh yeah, and it's free (my holiday present to you). We're now using the proper procedure for extracting the PublickKeyToken of the Assembly Signing Key, and it has been tested on about 20 different keys. If you download it, make sure to read the User's Guide. There is a two-page introduction to Assembly Signing, and a bunch of walkthroughs on how to use the app.

As always, please let me know if you have any problems, and happy holidays!

Posted: Dec 25 2003, 01:49 PM by interscape | with 6 comment(s)

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tim said:

cool,

there is still a bug for c# developers when using the "sign this assembly" function as it doesn't escape the path to the key...which would generate a compile-time error.

a minor nuisance.
# December 25, 2003 4:14 PM

Robert McLaws said:

I knew I forgot something. I'll put up a new copy this evening.
# December 25, 2003 4:24 PM

Robert McLaws said:

A new version has been posted. It properly escapes AssemblyInfo.cs files.
# December 25, 2003 4:46 PM

Shannon J Hager said:

Thanks and Merry Christmas (apply as needed).
# December 25, 2003 6:28 PM

TrackBack said:

I'm glad to see I'm not the only one putting my day(s) off to good use.

My holiday so far has been spent playing with some toys/tools that I haven't previously had time to really sit down and give the effort needed. I have been able to finally check out the Frans' offerings: LLBLGen (the free, open source version and a demo of the Pro version). The Pro version is only a demo, so I couldn't really test it except for on the Northwind database, but it is
# December 25, 2003 9:59 PM

TrackBack said:

I'm glad to see I'm not the only one putting my day(s) off to good use.

My holiday so far has been spent playing with some toys/tools that I haven't previously had time to really sit down and give the effort needed. I have been able to finally check out the Frans' offerings: LLBLGen (the free, open source version and a demo of the Pro version). The Pro version is only a demo, so I couldn't really test it except for on the Northwind database, but it is
# March 12, 2005 6:51 PM