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Sorry you are still having problems. Can we deal with the very first issue you are getting and then make our way through any others- what is the first issue you see please? / comments
Sorry you are still having problems. Can we deal with the very first issue you are getting and then make our way through any others- what is the first issue you see please?
I can only refer to testimonials we've been given permission to publish. Please take a look at: http://www.red-gate.com/our-company/abo ... stimonials / comments
I can only refer to testimonials we've been given permission to publish. Please take a look at:http://www.red-gate.com/our-company/abo ... stimonials
What we can say is- we have unique techniques for ensuring the security of your assemblies as used by thousands of professional developers all over the world.
I must also say that we can't *guarantee* that the protections we provide are infallible as obfuscation is a technique only for making it *harder* to reverse-engineer- not impossible.
But, there's (almost) no such thing as perfect security anyway- we offer an excellent compromise between usability and security that we'd encourage you to try for yourself.
One last thing, I certainly use it! [image] / comments
What we can say is- we have unique techniques for ensuring the security of your assemblies as used by thousands of professional developers all over the world.
I must also say that we can't *guarant...
Curiously- this is an access denied exception from:
System.Diagnostics.ProcessManager.OpenProcess(System.Int32,System.Int32,System.Boolean)
System.Diagnostics.Process.GetProcessHandle(System.Diagnostics.Process,System.Int32,System.Boolean)
System.Diagnostics.Process.get_HasExited(System.Diagnostics.Process) / comments
Curiously- this is an access denied exception from:
System.Diagnostics.ProcessManager.OpenProcess(System.Int32,System.Int32,System.Boolean)
System.Diagnostics.Process.GetProcessHandle(System.Diagno...
We put in better logic to ensure PDB files were always picked up on (and if they were corrupted to bypass them). I can check to see if you're entitled to a free upgrade - if so, would that help? / comments
We put in better logic to ensure PDB files were always picked up on (and if they were corrupted to bypass them). I can check to see if you're entitled to a free upgrade - if so, would that help?
It means the DNS lookup failed for the url of the error reporting service. This most likely happens because of a local network configuration issue.
Can you ping: http://sawebservice.red-gate.com/
? / comments
It means the DNS lookup failed for the url of the error reporting service. This most likely happens because of a local network configuration issue.
Can you ping:http://sawebservice.red-gate.com/
?
It's a function at the same level as obfuscation. It merges all your assemblies into one.
We can probably assume this is not the cause.
My next guess is that “FrmMain†is called by its name (Reflection). This can be the case even if you don’t explicitly use Reflection on your case (Remoting, Serilization, Data-binding,etc.)
You need to exclude it from obfuscation.
Please take a look at the following for help ion how to do this: http://www.red-gate.com/supportcenter/c ... ting_build / comments
It's a function at the same level as obfuscation. It merges all your assemblies into one.
We can probably assume this is not the cause.
My next guess is that “FrmMain†is called by its name (Ref...
Are you using the merging function? This will destroy the namespaces internally / comments
Are you using the merging function? This will destroy the namespaces internally
Can you post a screen shot please? / comments
Can you post a screen shot please?
Just a quick reply- try using '.Net executable'- once the mscoree dll gets loaded, ANTS treats it just like any other process. You may need to use command line arguments. / comments
Just a quick reply- try using '.Net executable'- once the mscoree dll gets loaded, ANTS treats it just like any other process. You may need to use command line arguments.