Is possible to restrict access to my .NET DLL library? My application has more EXE assemblies and I need share some code, but I don’t want someone else could use that.
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Is possible to restrict access to my .NET DLL library? My application has more EXE assemblies and I need share some code, but I don’t want someone else could use that.
It depends on how much you care. A simple way is to make everything internal and then use friend assemblies to allow your assembly to call it.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/0tke9fxk.aspx
Most things you would do can be defeated, but if someone wants to call, they will figure out a way to do it.