BouncyCastle in conflict with iTextSharp
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I have a c# program that uses BouncyCastle. If I insert a reference to iTextSharp, the compiler generates many errors of classes already existing in both references. I have specified all the namespaces but it does not change anything.
Example:
Org.BouncyCastle.X509.X509Certificate certCopy = DotNetUtilities.FromX509Certificate(oCertificato);
How can I use BouncyCastle and iTextSharp together?
c# itext bouncycastle
asked Jan 4 at 18:40
Franco De GiorgiFranco De Giorgi
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I have a c# program that uses BouncyCastle. If I insert a reference to iTextSharp, the compiler generates many errors of classes already existing in both references. I have specified all the namespaces but it does not change anything.
Example:
Org.BouncyCastle.X509.X509Certificate certCopy = DotNetUtilities.FromX509Certificate(oCertificato);
How can I use BouncyCastle and iTextSharp together?
c# itext bouncycastle
asked Jan 4 at 18:40
Franco De GiorgiFranco De Giorgi
62
You should read this SO question and have a look at this GitHub source
– Jeroen Heier
Jan 4 at 18:54
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I solved by changing only the alias in the properties of the iTextSharp dll. Thank you!
– Franco De Giorgi
Jan 5 at 10:17
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Welcome to Stackoverflow! Did you know that you can answer your own question if you found a solution for yourself? This will help others as well...
– Lonzak
Jan 7 at 7:26
For anyone else: if you change the alias in the reference properties for iTextSharp from "global" to, say "iText", then you using statement will beextern alias iText;using iText::iTextSharp.text.pdf;
– ProgrammierTier
2 days ago
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I have a c# program that uses BouncyCastle. If I insert a reference to iTextSharp, the compiler generates many errors of classes already existing in both references. I have specified all the namespaces but it does not change anything.
Example:
Org.BouncyCastle.X509.X509Certificate certCopy = DotNetUtilities.FromX509Certificate(oCertificato);
How can I use BouncyCastle and iTextSharp together?
c# itext bouncycastle
asked Jan 4 at 18:40
Franco De GiorgiFranco De Giorgi
62
I have a c# program that uses BouncyCastle. If I insert a reference to iTextSharp, the compiler generates many errors of classes already existing in both references. I have specified all the namespaces but it does not change anything.
Example:
Org.BouncyCastle.X509.X509Certificate certCopy = DotNetUtilities.FromX509Certificate(oCertificato);
How can I use BouncyCastle and iTextSharp together?
c# itext bouncycastle
c# itext bouncycastle
asked Jan 4 at 18:40
Franco De GiorgiFranco De Giorgi
62
asked Jan 4 at 18:40
Franco De GiorgiFranco De Giorgi
62
asked Jan 4 at 18:40
Franco De GiorgiFranco De Giorgi
62
asked Jan 4 at 18:40
Franco De GiorgiFranco De Giorgi
62
asked Jan 4 at 18:40
Franco De GiorgiFranco De Giorgi
62
62
You should read this SO question and have a look at this GitHub source
– Jeroen Heier
Jan 4 at 18:54
1
I solved by changing only the alias in the properties of the iTextSharp dll. Thank you!
– Franco De Giorgi
Jan 5 at 10:17
2
Welcome to Stackoverflow! Did you know that you can answer your own question if you found a solution for yourself? This will help others as well...
– Lonzak
Jan 7 at 7:26
For anyone else: if you change the alias in the reference properties for iTextSharp from "global" to, say "iText", then you using statement will beextern alias iText;using iText::iTextSharp.text.pdf;
– ProgrammierTier
2 days ago
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You should read this SO question and have a look at this GitHub source
– Jeroen Heier
Jan 4 at 18:54
1
I solved by changing only the alias in the properties of the iTextSharp dll. Thank you!
– Franco De Giorgi
Jan 5 at 10:17
2
Welcome to Stackoverflow! Did you know that you can answer your own question if you found a solution for yourself? This will help others as well...
– Lonzak
Jan 7 at 7:26
For anyone else: if you change the alias in the reference properties for iTextSharp from "global" to, say "iText", then you using statement will beextern alias iText;using iText::iTextSharp.text.pdf;
– ProgrammierTier
2 days ago
You should read this SO question and have a look at this GitHub source
– Jeroen Heier
Jan 4 at 18:54
You should read this SO question and have a look at this GitHub source
– Jeroen Heier
Jan 4 at 18:54
1
1
I solved by changing only the alias in the properties of the iTextSharp dll. Thank you!
– Franco De Giorgi
Jan 5 at 10:17
I solved by changing only the alias in the properties of the iTextSharp dll. Thank you!
– Franco De Giorgi
Jan 5 at 10:17
2
2
Welcome to Stackoverflow! Did you know that you can answer your own question if you found a solution for yourself? This will help others as well...
– Lonzak
Jan 7 at 7:26
Welcome to Stackoverflow! Did you know that you can answer your own question if you found a solution for yourself? This will help others as well...
– Lonzak
Jan 7 at 7:26
For anyone else: if you change the alias in the reference properties for iTextSharp from "global" to, say "iText", then you using statement will be
extern alias iText; using iText::iTextSharp.text.pdf;– ProgrammierTier
2 days ago
For anyone else: if you change the alias in the reference properties for iTextSharp from "global" to, say "iText", then you using statement will be
extern alias iText; using iText::iTextSharp.text.pdf;– ProgrammierTier
2 days ago
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You should read this SO question and have a look at this GitHub source
– Jeroen Heier
Jan 4 at 18:54
1
I solved by changing only the alias in the properties of the iTextSharp dll. Thank you!
– Franco De Giorgi
Jan 5 at 10:17
2
Welcome to Stackoverflow! Did you know that you can answer your own question if you found a solution for yourself? This will help others as well...
– Lonzak
Jan 7 at 7:26
For anyone else: if you change the alias in the reference properties for iTextSharp from "global" to, say "iText", then you using statement will be
extern alias iText;using iText::iTextSharp.text.pdf;– ProgrammierTier
2 days ago