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  • 0 comments  /  posted by  Silverlight Show  on  May 12, 2010 (1 week ago)
    Alex van Beek has a very good tutorial on signing your XAP file with the help of Visual Studio 2010.

    I’ve found multiple posts on the web explaining how to sign a XAP file, including this one. In Silverlight 4, a XAP file must be signed in order to let an out of browser application update itself and to show the user a more friendly installation dialog when installing an elevated trust application. The  process for digitally signing a  XAP file explained on the web, includes using a post build event in which “signtool.exe” is called. With the new Silverlight 4 RC2 tools for Visual Studio 2010, there is another way to sign your XAP file…




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