When I try to compile NUnitAsp in VS.NET, I get a “cryptographic failure” error. Whats wrong?
The NUnitAsp DLL is strong-named, which means it must be signed by a cryptographic key. If you try to compile without a key, you’ll get this error message: Cryptographic failure while signing assembly ‘C:\projects\NUnitAsp\source\NUnitAsp\obj\Debug\NUnitAsp.dll’ — ‘The key container name ‘NUnitAsp’ does not exist’ We don’t include a key in the distribution, but the NUnitAsp build script automatically generates the correct kind of key for you. Open a Visual Studio .NET command prompt and type ‘nant’ in the root NUnitAsp directory to run it. You only need to do this the first time you compile.
