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Working with shared dlls
David4000
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Hi,
Apologies if this has been asked and answered before - I searched and couldn't find.
There's a section in the documentation that briefly touches on the subject of having a shared dll in a project and the side-effects thereof. What I need to understand is the correct procedure for protecting the main assembly, other dlls and the shared dll.
So lets say I have:
SA-Project1: Main Assembly A
SA-Project2: Dll Assembly B
SA-Project3: Shared Dll Assembly C
A references B and C
B references C
To be clear, all my assemblies reference many 3rd-party dlls which will be neither merged, embedded or obfuscated. That is to be expected. Additionally both A and B have their own particular Dlls that will be merged into them. I need them to both reference shared dll C and be able to exchange types declared publically in C.
Can I protect C with obfuscation? How do I then embed it into A and B, which will also be obfuscated afterwards?
Regards
David Taylor
Apologies if this has been asked and answered before - I searched and couldn't find.
There's a section in the documentation that briefly touches on the subject of having a shared dll in a project and the side-effects thereof. What I need to understand is the correct procedure for protecting the main assembly, other dlls and the shared dll.
So lets say I have:
SA-Project1: Main Assembly A
SA-Project2: Dll Assembly B
SA-Project3: Shared Dll Assembly C
A references B and C
B references C
To be clear, all my assemblies reference many 3rd-party dlls which will be neither merged, embedded or obfuscated. That is to be expected. Additionally both A and B have their own particular Dlls that will be merged into them. I need them to both reference shared dll C and be able to exchange types declared publically in C.
Can I protect C with obfuscation? How do I then embed it into A and B, which will also be obfuscated afterwards?
Regards
David Taylor
