Dotfuscator

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venky

How can i integrate dotfuscator with my solution projects. Like when i
build projects in my solution using visual studio.net, i want to be
build using dotfuscator.

Like i have a setup project which takes the dll from some directory.
Before i run the setup project, i want the dlls to be built using
dotfuscator and i don't want any manual operation. How can u integrate
with build process or setup process?

I am dotfuscator community edition and in the help only two options
given is via command line and using the gui.
 
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Guest

Dotfuscator community takes an assembly and obfuscates. This is after IL
compile. You cannot add it directly to the compile step in your solution.

There are other obfuscators out there, including those that fold into the IDE.

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Gregory A. Beamer
MVP; MCP: +I, SE, SD, DBA

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Frans Bouma [C# MVP]

venky said:
How can i integrate dotfuscator with my solution projects. Like when i
build projects in my solution using visual studio.net, i want to be
build using dotfuscator.

Like i have a setup project which takes the dll from some directory.
Before i run the setup project, i want the dlls to be built using
dotfuscator and i don't want any manual operation. How can u integrate
with build process or setup process?

I am dotfuscator community edition and in the help only two options
given is via command line and using the gui.

Dotfuscator can be ran from the command line. So you can start the
obfuscation process in a post-build event (if your language of choice
supports that). Specify the settings in an .XML file, (you can generate
that one in the dotfuscator gui) and use a statement like:

@echo off
call vsvars32.bat
"C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003\PreEmptive
Solutions\Dotfuscator Community Edition\dotfuscator.exe" /q
obfuscate_exe.xml

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venkat chellam

Thanks, it works fine but even after using /q option it opens the
registeration window and asking if i want to register to professional
edition. anyway to supress that?
 

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