Hello

Is there a way to get code really secure, so that it can't be disassembled?
I don't mean dotfuscator, because I think it's not secure.

Thank you
Sincerely
Lore

Lore,

>Is there a way to get code really secure, so that it can't be disassembled?

See http://www.yoda.arachsys.com/csharp/obfuscation.html


Mattias

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Lore Leunoeg wrote:
> Hello
>
> Is there a way to get code really secure, so that it can't be
> disassembled? I don't mean dotfuscator, because I think it's not
> secure.

Yes. Use .NET remoting. When the code only runs on your machine your
customers cannot decompile it. Of course, don't do the dumb thing that
most examples of .NET remoting do - that is distribute the original
library with the client app so that the client has the metadata. Use
soapsuds instead.

Richard
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