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Hi Martin,
I've just released SmartAssembly 6.6.2.35. You should be able to download it by clicking on 'Check for updates' in SmartAssembly.
Thanks for your patience,
Dom. / comments
Hi Martin,
I've just released SmartAssembly 6.6.2.35. You should be able to download it by clicking on 'Check for updates' in SmartAssembly.
Thanks for your patience,
Dom.
I'll post an update in this thread when we release the patch but, yes, it will also be announced in a separate post on this forum. / comments
I'll post an update in this thread when we release the patch but, yes, it will also be announced in a separate post on this forum.
Hi Martin,
Just a quick update for you. You have probably noticed that we haven't managed to release SmartAssembly 6.2.2 quite as quickly as we'd hoped. We're now aiming to make this release on Friday. Again, I'll let you know here when that happens.
Sorry for the delay,
Dom. / comments
Hi Martin,
Just a quick update for you. You have probably noticed that we haven't managed to release SmartAssembly 6.2.2 quite as quickly as we'd hoped. We're now aiming to make this release on Fri...
Hi Martin,
Just to update you on what Chris said, we're going to try to get a patch out for this at the start of next week (hopefully Monday 13th).
Thank you for reporting this.
Dom. / comments
Hi Martin,
Just to update you on what Chris said, we're going to try to get a patch out for this at the start of next week (hopefully Monday 13th).
Thank you for reporting this.
Dom.
Hi,
To change the application name at the command line, use the command line switch /reportappname="Application Name"
For all of the options available at the command line, see http://www.red-gate.com/supportcenter/Content/SmartAssembly/help/6.6/SA_UsingTheCommandLine / comments
Hi,
To change the application name at the command line, use the command line switch /reportappname="Application Name"
For all of the options available at the command line, see http://www.red-gate.c...
Hi,
Which Issue Tracker are you using? We created a tool here at Red Gate to automatically put our error reports into JIRA. We've open-sourced the tool, and you can download it from http://sasync.codeplex.com/
If you are using another bug tracker, you may be able to customize this tool for your purposes. / comments
Hi,
Which Issue Tracker are you using? We created a tool here at Red Gate to automatically put our error reports into JIRA. We've open-sourced the tool, and you can download it from http://sasync.c...
Hi Gareth,
You can find links to older versions at http://www.red-gate.com/supportcenter/GeneralContent/all_products/articles/old_versions
You'll need to uninstall SmartAssembly 6.5, before reinstalling 6.1. Your existing serial number should be picked up automatically when you try to activate 6.1.
When you've done your release, please post the details of the issue you've faced here (or contact Red Gate Support), as we'd be interested in your feedback.
Thanks,
Dom. / comments
Hi Gareth,
You can find links to older versions at http://www.red-gate.com/supportcenter/GeneralContent/all_products/articles/old_versions
You'll need to uninstall SmartAssembly 6.5, before reinsta...
Hi raffaeu,
Thanks for the feedback.
I'm really interested why you'd want to set the web server address dynamically. Is it something you need to change often? Similarly, is there a particular reason why you want to be able to change the SQL server regularly?
On the centralized webpage, I understand that you have already been in contact with our Support team who have mentioned SA Sync for JIRA to you. This allows you to view your error reports as JIRA issues, but you should be able to alter the code for other bug tracking systems.
Do you think this is too complicated? Do you think we should provide code to let you view your reports on a local IIS instance? I'd really like to hear your thoughts, please.
As for pooling the reports from IIS to the SQL server, you should already be able to do this easily. Just create a scheduled task to regularly run smartassembly.com /downloadnewreports
Thanks,
Dom. / comments
Hi raffaeu,
Thanks for the feedback.
I'm really interested why you'd want to set the web server address dynamically. Is it something you need to change often? Similarly, is there a particular reaso...
Hi Lester,
Thanks for the info.
Obviously, no .NET obfuscator can be completely robust, because at the end of the day, the CLR still has to be able to interpret your code. As a general rule, however, the more complex your application, the less likely it is that de-obfuscators like de4dot will be able to recover your code.
We'd be really interested in having a general idea of the complexity of your application and the features in SmartAssembly that de4dot was able to reverse.
To answer your question, though, the good news is yes. In the next few weeks, we hope to be releasing a new version of SmartAssembly, which contains a beta version of a new type of obfuscation. I can't say more at the moment, but keep watching this forum for details of when it is released.
Thanks,
Dom. / comments
Hi Lester,
Thanks for the info.
Obviously, no .NET obfuscator can be completely robust, because at the end of the day, the CLR still has to be able to interpret your code. As a general rule, howeve...
Hi Eric,
Thanks for letting us know.
Can you send us some details about the project you were trying, please?
- Was it WinForms, ASP.NET, Silverlight etc?
- How many assemblies and dependencies are involved?
- Is it an application you would expect to be memory-intensive?
Thanks,
Dom. / comments
Hi Eric,
Thanks for letting us know.
Can you send us some details about the project you were trying, please?
- Was it WinForms, ASP.NET, Silverlight etc?
- How many assemblies and dependencies are ...