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To use dll that BizTalk creates, like Schemas, Maps, Orchestrations, etc. you need to put the dll’s into the GAC.
In order for something to be in the GAC, it needs a strong name key. You should see an error is you try to deploy BizTalk Assemblies without a Strong Name Key.
This is a .net requirement to allow for side by side versioning and the like.
You can do some pure messaging and test code through Visual Studios without a key.
Hope this helps.
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Just to add to the above post:
You can create your own key file by running the \”sn\” .NET utility with the -k option.
sn -k ABCCompany.key
Most sites use one key file per application, or perhaps even one key file for the whole company.
In other words, if they gave you a keyfile in the tutorials, or you generated a keyfile in the tutorial, you don’t have to use that file in your applications, but you would probably generate your own key file for your company – or ask around and see if they already have a key file they want you to use.
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