One Concern About .NET Application Rights

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Hello

I see that the .NET platform is built around the idea of reusability. Is there any way to actually prevent someone from reusing one of my private assemblies? Suppose I have a commercial app

Thank you very much
Rich
 
The best way (from a security point of view) is to make your private
assembly a web service if possible.

This is also the best method from a financial point of view - as it is the
only method that ensures you will be paid for your work.

Jim Hubbard

Rich S. said:
Hello,

I see that the .NET platform is built around the idea of reusability.
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Is there any way to actually prevent someone from reusing one of my private
assemblies? Suppose I have a commercial app?
 

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