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WPF-How to create certificate for your XBAP application

If we have to run our XBAP application in fulltrust mode we need to create certificate which has to be added to client machine.

There are 2 ways to get certficate:

1. Get it from certified authority i.e. http://verisign.com

2. Generate a test signing certificate using Visual Studio ( Project Properties, Signing, "Create Test Certificate"

user still need to download and install certificate on there machine. This process cannot be automated.

May be a script can be created which calls certutil.exe utility
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