Signing user-defined function assemblies
If a study contains a user-defined function that performs a task such as reading from or writing to a file, accessing the database or the registry, making web service calls, running an external application, sending an email, or using the event log directly, the assembly for the user-defined function must be signed with a strong named signature that is valid and trusted in order for the function to work in the Oracle Health Sciences InForm application. For more information, see Securing user-defined functions.
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For Oracle Health Sciences InForm studies hosted by Oracle, all user-defined function assemblies that require signing must be signed by Oracle Services prior to deployment.When you create a user-defined function with an assembly that you want to secure and sign, on each machine in your environment that builds assemblies, use the following procedure to install a PFX signing file to a crypto service (CSP) certificate container. The PFX file is then used to secure and sign the assembly for the user-defined function.
Parent topic: About user-defined functions