Licensing Manager applications for .Net


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Hi guys,



In my quest for Licensing Manager solutions I came across this product:



Quick License Manager from Interactive Studios Inc.



I will start testing it this week and would like know if anybody have used this product?

Edhy Rijo

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I'm probably going to go with Smart Assembly but I haven't yet tested it with SF either!

www.smartassembly.com

Russ Brown (Using C#2010/SQL Server 2008)

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Humm, looks pretty good. Thanks Russell.





Trent, since obfuscation is a very important part of protecting our SF applications, could you list what kind of features of an obfuscation can be use to successfully obfuscate an SF application?



I know there are features like renaming, encrypting, etc, and I believe Greg mentioned in another post that BO could be hard to obfuscate or something like that.


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I've used Xenocode (http://www.xenocode.com/) to obfuscate my code. It worked OK. A couple of things about obfuscation and SF. As long as you have pretty granular control over what gets obfuscated, any of them will work. However, there are a lot of gotchas when obfuscating SF code. The primary concept to remember is that SF serializes a bunch of stuff as strings to designer. Things like the name of BOs, the names of methods, the names of enums, etc.



Because of this you need to make sure you don't obfuscate BOs (the class names at least) and don't obfuscate any methods used as fill methods with listviews or listboxes or combos. Also, don't obfuscate enums names or values.



Thus, it is very doable, but there is some pain and make sure you test the obfuscated version. BTW, I was doing this with ClickOnce...that was fun!



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