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silverlight-4.0code-signingsilverlight-oob
vanillaike
vanillaike

Reputation: 135

Building a trusted Silverlight OOB app on a build server

I am trying to build an Out Of Browser Silverlight app with Elevated permissions required. I've followed these instructions to create a code signing certificate and I've checked the box to 'Sign the Xap File' in the properties pane in VS2010. I'm able to build and test out the functionality on my local machine. When I try to build with msbuild on the build server though, I get these errors:

I've installed the "MyCA.cer" (self signed CA) to the Trusted Root Certificate Athorities store on the build server and I have tried installing the "MySPC.pfx" the the same store and to the Trusted Publishers store to no avail.

Has anyone had any experience doing this?

Upvotes: 1

Views: 1033

Answers (2)

vanillaike
vanillaike

Reputation: 135

I ended up having to sign the .xap with a certificate from our CA server. This way we don't have to install a certificate on any of the users machines that run the silverlight app out of browser.

Upvotes: 2

Matt Lacey
Matt Lacey

Reputation: 65566

Excuse the obvious question but, you are entering the correct password for the certificate, aren't you?

For reference I also had an issue installing a certificate on a build server until I installed all the certificates in the chain on that box also.

Upvotes: 1

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