Closed icnocop closed 10 years ago
Please use ILSpy to confirm that the type Microsoft.Practices.EnterpriseLibrary.Common.Configuration.NameTypeConfigurationElementCollection
exists Microsoft.Practices.EnterpriseLibrary.Common.dll
. Also, try changing the output directory to a different one.
Thank you.
Yes, that type exists in that dll.
I noticed that there was an assembly that was referenced that was already obfuscated.
Once I replaced that assembly reference with one that was not obfuscated, I got past this error, but getting Issue #29 instead.
So if trying to obfuscate an assembly that has a reference to an assembly that is already obfuscated is not (going to be) supported, then we can close this issue. :)
Thank you.
I did not test with obfuscated assemblies reference, however, ConfuserEx should work with them as long as they are not too heavily obfuscated. Do you know what obfuscator is used to obfuscate them?
I was using the free edition of Eazfuscator.NET (before it went commercial).
That's strange. It should work with it... Would it be possible to post the obfuscated assembly reference for me to have a look?
Close due to inactivity. If you're are still encountering this issue, please feel free to reopen the issue with information.
Hi.
Thank you for ConfuserEx. Windows 7 x64 SP1 .NET Framework 3.5 Assembly Confuser 0.1.2
Confuser.CLI.exe MyAssembly.crproj MyAssembly.crproj:
Output:
The assembly has been merged with ilmerge but doesn't include Microsoft.Practices.EnterpriseLibrary.Common.dll. In either case, Microsoft.Practices.EnterpriseLibrary.Common.dll exists in the same directory as MyAssembly.exe.
Any ideas?
Thank you.