Hi All, I want to protect the code within my dll, such that if a user tries to use reflector to view the code then the dll should not show the code for that dll. only the function names should be shown. Regards, HimanshuRegards, Himanshu Porwal

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Himanshu, In witch langauge do you program your DLL. Because if you use .NET it can always be decomiled, the only thing that you can do is obfuscate your code(.NET obfuscator, ...). So that if you have this code. Dim strMyString as String strMyString = 5 + 5 Msgbox strMyString becomes ... Dim x1 as String x1 = 5 + 5 Msgbox x1 Kind Regards DFTIM me - TWiTTer: @DFTER

Hi Daft, I am using .Net for writing the code. Also .Net obfuscation does not allows the re engineering to be on the Dll. I want to hide code displayed to user for any function. I am not sure you have used reflector or not. It you frag and drop the dll into it will show the complete code written in each and every function. I want the code to be hidden from the end user. Only function, Property and class members name should be visible. Thanks and Regards, HimanshuRegards, Himanshu Porwal

Himanshu, I used .NET Reflector several times to decompile .NET applications. And indeed it shows you the complete code. But you cannot prevent this only make it harder to read (obfuscator). Or write your write your dll in a other langauge like C or etc (you need to reverse asmbler code (witch is a lot harder)). Look at this post: http://social.msdn.microsoft.com/Forums/pl-PL/netfxtoolsdev/thread/a95e441d-ce5b-49d4-9f3a-e9e620bdb1d8 If you like to get more indepth information about this you can ask this on forums like. http://forum.sysinternals.com/ or the MSDN Forums. Kind Regards DFTIM me - TWiTTer: @DFTER

Hi Daft, Thanks for your help. I thought there might be some other ways also to hide the code. I will try for .Net obfuscationand will let you know if I faces any problem. Regards, HimanshuRegards, Himanshu Porwal