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Referenced assembly does not have a strong name

 

Steps to create strong named assembly

Step 1 : Run visual studio command prompt and go to directory where your DLL located.

  For Example my DLL located in D:/hiren/Test.dll

Step 2 : Now create il file using below command.

  D:/hiren> ildasm /all /out=Test.il Test.dll
  (this command generate code library)

Step 3 : Generate new Key for sign your project.

  D:/hiren> sn -k mykey.snk

Step 4 : Now sign your library using ilasm command.

  D:/hiren> ilasm /dll /key=mykey.snk Test.il

so after this step your assembly contains strong name and signed.

Jjust add reference this new assembly in your project and compile project its running now.

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