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QuestionsqlDataAdapter doest not refresh the query Pin
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QuestionHow to Show Specific Records in listview Pin
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QuestionFile recovery Pin
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Question.NET code protection Pin
cherrymotion21-Sep-10 23:09
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Kubajzz22-Sep-10 3:44
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What you want is near to impossible, or at least very difficult. I believe professional obfuscation tools might be able to do what you need, at least partially, but you can't get those for free.

Anyway, no obfuscation algorithm can protect your code. If you keep your method names unchanged - probably because you need descriptive names - then your code cannot really be obfuscated. A good descriptive method name pretty much says what the method does (that's its purpose, in the end), which helps a lot to any potential reverse-engineer.

As for the method body, automatic obfuscation usually only consists of renaming all identifiers and a few more well-defined steps. The algorithm has no knowledge of your code and it can only do very little because it must not break your code.
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QuestionIf I had run CasPol.exe under .NET 1.1, do I need to run it again for an application that is .NET 2.0 ? Pin
David Mujica21-Sep-10 9:08
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AnswerThe Answer is YES Pin
David Mujica29-Sep-10 15:10
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QuestionParameters in Table Adapters Pin
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