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I see.
As far as I know, MEF is just a library and is limited to the same silverlight rules as everyone (it's even open sourced).
I think it relies on loading all the assemblies in the manifest file. However, apparently a new manifest file is created when embedding assemblies, so that might be why MEF is not able to find the types on the dependencies. / comments
I see.
As far as I know, MEF is just a library and is limited to the same silverlight rules as everyone (it's even open sourced).
I think it relies on loading all the assemblies in the manifest fil...
The link you provided is about a different problem.
It would be good if it was possible to have embedded assemblies be loaded as normal dependencies rather than specially treated.
MEF and other API would then work out of the box with them. / comments
The link you provided is about a different problem.
It would be good if it was possible to have embedded assemblies be loaded as normal dependencies rather than specially treated.
MEF and other API...
I'm thinking 2 protections would be stronger than 1.
I see, so compression does not make so much sense in the case of Silverlight where xap are already zip files. / comments
I'm thinking 2 protections would be stronger than 1.
I see, so compression does not make so much sense in the case of Silverlight where xap are already zip files.
Yes I did check those but they do not answer my questions above. / comments
Yes I did check those but they do not answer my questions above.
A couple of extra things.
I tried the Embedding functionality with encryption + compression and the resulting xap actually got bigger !?
Also, I'm assuming the decryption key is stored somewhere, so I'm wondering how secure the encryption is.
The product looks great so far though....
Cheers. / comments
A couple of extra things.
I tried the Embedding functionality with encryption + compression and the resulting xap actually got bigger !?
Also, I'm assuming the decryption key is stored somewhere, s...