I have a DLL that I don’t have source code to, but I want to use it in Silverlight.
Disregarding the dependency issue, what tool should I use to reflect into the DLL, get the source code, and convert it to a SL library?
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I have a DLL that I don’t have source code to, but I want to use it in Silverlight.
Disregarding the dependency issue, what tool should I use to reflect into the DLL, get the source code, and convert it to a SL library?
Any reflector tool ought to suffice. Red Gate’s Reflector has an add-in available that will reconstruct all of the original class files for you, assuming there is sufficient metadata available, and the DLL is not otherwise obfuscated.