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assemblies and decompile
Originally posted by : wayneI read some where that in .Net, assemblies and component can be decompiled to get the original source code. Is this True, if so is there a way to protect your code.Thanks
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Originally posted by : John (webica1@htomail.com)Yes it is poss, I read article on it 9 months ago, it's MSIL that can be largely decompiled not the CLR though.. I'll try and dig article out for you sometime if you want------------wayne at 10/11/2001 12:58:23 AMI read some where that in .Net, assemblies and component can be decompiled to get the original source code. Is this True, if so is there a way to protect your code.Thanks
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