how to pervent to see my code in a dll file?
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there is many program that show source code in dll file. But I know you can do something to privent them to see your source code in dll file. by the way , I cant see my comment when I create an instance of a class when I use dll file instead of source code. when I use source code( for example: class.cs) there is no problem.I can see comments. but when I use Class.dll, I cant see comment. please guide me. thanks mehran
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there is many program that show source code in dll file. But I know you can do something to privent them to see your source code in dll file. by the way , I cant see my comment when I create an instance of a class when I use dll file instead of source code. when I use source code( for example: class.cs) there is no problem.I can see comments. but when I use Class.dll, I cant see comment. please guide me. thanks mehran
mohandesmehran wrote:
there is many program that show source code in dll file. But I know you can do something to privent them to see your source code in dll file
Try obfuscating the dll file.
mohandesmehran wrote:
I cant see my comment when I create an instance of a class when I use dll file instead of source code
What comment don't you see? The summary of the method?
I will use Google before asking dumb questions
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there is many program that show source code in dll file. But I know you can do something to privent them to see your source code in dll file. by the way , I cant see my comment when I create an instance of a class when I use dll file instead of source code. when I use source code( for example: class.cs) there is no problem.I can see comments. but when I use Class.dll, I cant see comment. please guide me. thanks mehran
As Andrei said, ofuscating prevents your codes to be decomplied (to some extent). But remember that when you use the source of the dll (i.e. class.cs) in your project file, in fact no dll is built!! The source code is compiled and linked into your executable file!! This is where the difference comes from.
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mohandesmehran wrote:
there is many program that show source code in dll file. But I know you can do something to privent them to see your source code in dll file
Try obfuscating the dll file.
mohandesmehran wrote:
I cant see my comment when I create an instance of a class when I use dll file instead of source code
What comment don't you see? The summary of the method?
I will use Google before asking dumb questions
yes. I cant see summary.please help me more about dll file. thanks
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As Andrei said, ofuscating prevents your codes to be decomplied (to some extent). But remember that when you use the source of the dll (i.e. class.cs) in your project file, in fact no dll is built!! The source code is compiled and linked into your executable file!! This is where the difference comes from.
I create my dll file in Class Library Project and use that Dll file in my asp.net web application. I dont know anything about "ofuscating" please guide me more.
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yes. I cant see summary.please help me more about dll file. thanks
In the compiler options somewhere is an option to generate an XML file, find it, and click it. This will turn all your summaries and whatnot, into an XML file, which is read when you use your DLL in another project. Just remember to have the xml file in the same place as the dll.
My current favourite word is: PIE! Good ol' pie, it's been a while.
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In the compiler options somewhere is an option to generate an XML file, find it, and click it. This will turn all your summaries and whatnot, into an XML file, which is read when you use your DLL in another project. Just remember to have the xml file in the same place as the dll.
My current favourite word is: PIE! Good ol' pie, it's been a while.
I couldnt find this file. please guide me!
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I create my dll file in Class Library Project and use that Dll file in my asp.net web application. I dont know anything about "ofuscating" please guide me more.
mohandesmehran wrote:
I dont know anything about "ofuscating" please guide me more.
Google it. There are many different tools out there to help obfuscate your code.
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