Why cannot my encrypted app to run
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Hello
I have an application (C# code) , i want to start working with smart assembly but when i download the trail version and start testing my application failed to run after i rebuild it. How can any body help me in this and what information you need from me to investigate more?
I have an application (C# code) , i want to start working with smart assembly but when i download the trail version and start testing my application failed to run after i rebuild it. How can any body help me in this and what information you need from me to investigate more?
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Russell D Posts: 1,324 Diamond 5In these cases its best to strip your assembly back to basics, ie build it with zero obfuscation. Then, turn things on one by one until it breaks. This gives you both a point at which you can release (ie breakage - 1 step), and highlights what obfuscation type might be causing it.
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and the output is Resources.dll come from (.resx) files.
These resourced loaded in load page then after encryption they did a crash as i mentioned above.
and till now i cannot exclude any class or DLL from being obfuscated since it takes long time and crashes when i log in to that page using your tool
Can you please explain how to check obfuscation rules..
It will be a great help for me.
Regards,
Rajesh Pawar
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