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Problems with ASP.NET MVC Dotfuscator

I am trying to use Dotfuscator (CE) to protect our ASP.NET MVC.ddl. This is a web application that will be distributed to customers, and we need a way to protect our IP address.

The problem is that it seems to be interrupting the application after it is completed. I still cannot undo the renaming in my Controllers namespace, but now I get null exceptions for the link.

Has anyone got a Dotfuscator working with an ASP.NET MVC DLL? Google does not provide any blog posts or information.

Thanks.

Other information:

Visual Studio 2008 Professional,

Windows Vista Business x64,

My Dotfuscator registered, but did not receive an email with a link to download an updated version of CE.

Or can anyone suggest a relatively cheap tool that will work properly?

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I don't think this will work because ASP.NET MVC is so dependent on reflection.

I have successfully confused an ASP.NET MVC application using SmartAssembly and the obfuscation-flow-control option. This does not change the name of your class members, but instead changes the code in your methods to spaghetti code.

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