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Has anyone had any success with this?

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Unscrambling Eggs: Decompiling ASP.NET

Lol seems interesting , but i have rarely need to decompile a compiled site, i also followed the same process the guy in the process followed , except i did not need to get it back into visual studio so i did not need the whole rename thing

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ProfK:

Has anyone had any success with this?

If the website has been compiled and left updatable you should be able to open it using visual studio again from the prod version. If the website has been precompiled you will have to dissemble the assemblies using reflector and the dissembler add-in or something similiar.

 

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fridgi:

ProfK:

Has anyone had any success with this?

If the website has been compiled and left updatable you should be able to open it using visual studio again from the prod version. If the website has been precompiled you will have to dissemble the assemblies using reflector and the dissembler add-in or something similiar.

 

The prod version only has aspx, no source for code-behind.  The latter two tools are exactly what I used, but in the next installment on my blog I will detail all the painful clean-up editing needed afterward.

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Unscrambling Eggs: Decompiling ASP.NET

I've had limited success, but the site I was asked to do was one of those code-generator sites - it had over 100 classes; over-complicated in the extreme. The client gave up on the idea before I was able to get halfway.