S
Sin Jeong-hun
I have created a class library assembly (.dll) file. At the main GUI
application, this assembly is referenced and used. But the problem is,
if I redistribute these files with my application, somebody can also
add the class library assembly to their .NET project. I would like to
prevent it because allowing it could be a security leak.
Is it possible to prevent others (than me, of course, I need to use
it) from using my class library assembly?
application, this assembly is referenced and used. But the problem is,
if I redistribute these files with my application, somebody can also
add the class library assembly to their .NET project. I would like to
prevent it because allowing it could be a security leak.
Is it possible to prevent others (than me, of course, I need to use
it) from using my class library assembly?