Given a C#.NET assembly, what information can you get?

[Curious]

Jon,

Since people on this forum have been so helpful to me, I want to share
the name of the product so that I can get your valuable input.

However, it will hurt our partner relationship in case someone from
that company sees my post . They'll interprete that as distrust.

 

[Jon Skeet [C# MVP]]

Since people on this forum have been so helpful to me, I want to share
the name of the product so that I can get your valuable input.

However, it will hurt our partner relationship in case someone from
that company sees my post . They'll interprete that as distrust.

I would ask them directly then, and ask them to provide technical
justification for why they need your code if they do in fact upload it.
That's just due diligence, IMO.

 

[Chris Dunaway]

What does "decompile" mean? Does it reverse the assembly back to the
source code in C#.NET? Do you believe that Reflector can go that far?

Yes it can.