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Untrusted assemblies
Untrusted assemblies consist of:
- One rule assembly generated by the Central Designer application from the study structure. The generated rule assembly includes rules written by users.
- User-defined function assemblies that do not come from Oracle Services. Such assemblies either do not have strong names or their public keys are not installed in the machine certificate store.
Oracle recommends that you use strong names for all user-defined function assemblies because it has many benefits besides establishing trust. The Central Designer application also supports existing assemblies that are not strongly named. The .NET application does not allow assemblies without strong names as trusted assemblies.
