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James B Furlong asked on 12 May 2011, 11:06 AM

I am using a component called SecureBlackBox for which I have a dll reference in my project.
The referenced assemblies are:

SecureBlackBox.dll and SecureBlackBox.PKI.dll

The DLLs have verious namespaces which do not match the assembly name, e.g.

SB3DLS, SB3AES, etc.

Specifically the namespace SBX509Ex below is in the referenced assembly and shows errors (It is regarded by JustCode as not being recognised which is presumably the cause of the subsequent errors?)

The issue is that wherever this component is used in my project JustCode comes up with errors although VS 2010 Ultimate SP1 builds it perfectly well.

Sample code below with 'some' of the errors identified using Comments:

using System;

using System.Collections.Generic;

using System.Linq;

using System.Text;

using SBX509Ex; /* This namespace is in the SecureBlackBox DLL */

using System.Threading;

using System.Collections;

namespace Provisioning.CertificateAuthorityProvider.SelfSigned

{

/// <summary>

/// Generates Certificates for use in Self-Signed Provisioner.

/// This class is used internally to provide internally generated and signed certificates

/// </summary>

public class CertificateProvisioner

{

public CertificateProvisioner()

{

this.SetEnabledCurves();

}

public TElX509CertificateEx CACert = null; /* TElX509CertificateEx shows as error in Code Analisys */

ArrayList enabledCurves = new ArrayList();

public string Generate(bool selfSigned, string kA)

{

TElX509CertificateEx Cert = null; /* TElX509CertificateEx shows as error in Code Analisys */

int SignatureAlgorithm = 0;

byte[] Buffer;

short Size = 0;

int Algorithm = 0;

int Hash = 0;

Cert = new TElX509CertificateEx(null);

Cert.SubjectRDN.Count = 6;

for (int i = 0; i <= 5; i++) Cert.SubjectRDN.set_Tags(i, SBASN1Tree.Unit.SB_ASN1_PRINTABLESTRING);

Cert.SubjectRDN.set_OIDs(0, SBUtils.Unit.SB_CERT_OID_COUNTRY); /* SBUtils shows as error in Code Analisys */

Cert.SubjectRDN.set_Values(0, SBUtils.Unit.BytesOfString("UK"));

Cert.SubjectRDN.set_OIDs(1, SBUtils.Unit.SB_CERT_OID_STATE_OR_PROVINCE);

Cert.SubjectRDN.set_Values(1, SBUtils.Unit.BytesOfString("State"));

Cert.SubjectRDN.set_OIDs(2, SBUtils.Unit.SB_CERT_OID_LOCALITY);

Cert.SubjectRDN.set_Values(2, SBUtils.Unit.BytesOfString("Locality"));

Cert.SubjectRDN.set_OIDs(3, SBUtils.Unit.SB_CERT_OID_ORGANIZATION);

Cert.SubjectRDN.set_Values(3, SBUtils.Unit.BytesOfString("Organization"));

Cert.SubjectRDN.set_OIDs(4, SBUtils.Unit.BytesOfString(SBUtils.Unit.SB_CERT_OID_ORGANIZATION_UNIT));

Cert.SubjectRDN.set_Values(4, SBUtils.Unit.BytesOfString("OrganizationUnit"));

Cert.SubjectRDN.set_OIDs(5, SBUtils.Unit.SB_CERT_OID_COMMON_NAME);

Cert.SubjectRDN.set_Values(5, SBUtils.Unit.BytesOfString("CommonName"));

Cert.ValidFrom = DateTime.Today;

Cert.ValidTo = DateTime.Today.AddDays(365);

If Namespace doesn't match Reference DLL Name Code Analysis flags error

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