I am working on a project. Client provided me source code, but I found that source code provided to me is not latest code. I need to make some changes to live site. I downloaded code of live site which is published code. Is there any way to decompile that and then make changes to that.
I found Reflector tool good to some extent. But it is decompiling only dlls. It is difficult to make changes to .aspx.cs pages. I am confused what to do.
I have a site which some one designed for me .. after i decompiled my dll files i got *.cs files that i can edit ... when i am trying to edit these pages i can only find the titles of pages but i can't see the rest of text in the site
how can i get all pages's text !?
I have developed an webapplication with some jquery and ajax (client side validations), it works fine when run locally.
But when i publish it to the IIS, the client side execution is not taking place.
Do I need to tweak the IIS to make it work.
I am using VS2008 and .net framework 2.0 on a winxp machine.
I am trying to publish to the local IIS (5.0).
I`m using Microsoft office document imaging library (MODI) in my web application.
I`ve a page where a user uploads an image file and the server code converts this image into text form using MODI. Everything works fine when the website is running through visual studio but when i run it through local iis then i receive an exception.
my code is:
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The code is perfectly fine because it works fine through visual studio otherwise when run through IIS i receive an exception at the last line written above saying.
Object isn`t initialized and can`t be used yet.
i didn`t catch the exception at last line because trying to figure out whats exactly wrong.
I am writing some IO functionality into my ASP.net page (C#). Basically what Im trying to do is, to get a list of file/folder names from a network share and display them on the webpage.
It works great in my DEV environment, on my machine, but it does not work on the published version on my IIS machine. I have not been able to get it to throw an error (I'll keep trying in the meantime). But, it would seem to me that it is some sort of permissions issue. I have given the ASPNET user admin access on the network machine, that the folder share is located. I have added NETWORK SERVICE (with FULL access) to the security rights of the shares Im trying to access.
how can i change or edit Asp.net published website. i hve onle published files. i dont have pe published files
View 1 RepliesI've read different posts on both of these issues and maybe I'm just not understanding what needs to be done. Here is my dilimma. I am running Windows Vista with IIS 6 and coding in VS 2010 using .NET 4 for the ASP.NET site. I installed the AjaxControlToolkit.NET4 in VS 2010 with no issues. I even used the TabContainer and had no problems on my machine, at least when debugging. When I publish it out and install on my remote Webserver 2008 with IIS6, I get the following errors:
Webpage error details
Message: ASP.NET Ajax client-side framework failed to load.
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I can't see the tab container...Likewise My reports (using reportviewer) on local machine are displaying perfectly but on my webserver they are not showing...
I am using Membership.DeleteUser("username",true) method to delete the user from DataBase. This works fine in my local machine. When i publish the same code, i am not able to delete the user..... it throws an javascript error saying..... "Login failed for user NT AUTHORITY/NETWORK SERVICE"
View 5 RepliesI am a newbie to asp.net and have recently been building a web... I have a login control on the main page which when logged in verifys the user and redirects them to the home page... I published this to the server previously and it worked. Today when I tried logging into my system however I got the following error message:-
"Your login attempt was not successful. Please try again."
The accounts did work before but since I have uploaded a newer version of my program onto the server the above message is displayed. I have been on many websites and read previous forums with suggesstions to add <roles> in the web.config file however the login control worked before and I have not changed anything on the site apart from a different page that doesnt affect the login.
Few points to make... the login control is using the asp.net configuration pre built tables it generates for you, I have created the users and roles inside of asp.net configuration so it is not a custom membership... I am at a complete loss as how to get my login control to work having tried to insert roles into the webconfig file.
I have a solution that has 2 projects in it... Project #1 is a class I created some time back to deal with the basic data connection and passing data back and forth.
The 2nd project is the new current project (web site).
Everything works fine in local mode but after I have compiled Project #1 and created a referance in Project #2 then compiled Project #2 and published to the server...
I am running on Windows 7 64bit, .NET 4.0, Access 2010, SQLExpress (loging only), C#... I have rebuilt Project #1 several times as an x86, AnyCPU, and x64... they all give the same result...
I get the following error when the web site is run.
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I spent the better part of today hunting down an elusive error. I was getting a message saying that it couldn't find the Index view for the Home controller, and it gave a list of locations it searched, e.g., ~/Views/Home/Index.aspx. This was really confusing as the file definitely existing and was at ~/Views/Home/Index.aspx, the first place in the list of locations it searched for the view!
What I eventually discovered was that there was a file that did not get published when I used Visual Studio's "Publish" feature (this is on the "Build" menu). That file was Views/Home/Home.master, and (as you can probably guess) is the master file used by Views/Home/Index.aspx. Once I copied that file into place manually, it started working. But I am left wondering--why??? Why does this file not get published? It's a part of my project, I can see it in the solution explorer, and it's obviously a critical file that's necessary for the MVC app to run. It has the same permissions as every other file in my project. So why wouldn't it get copied? And how can I fix it so it does get copied?
We have a website which is already deployed in the production server. We need to remodify the application and then re-deploy it. But we do not have access to the code-behind files as everything is compiled into a dll.
View 1 RepliesIn an obviously misguided effort to keep versions of a site built through vs2010 .aspx vb I copied the entire visual studio 2010 folder from its default location on my local pc to a folder on a network. I then opened the network folder version of the project in VS, made a small change to some text, built the site sucessfully and published the site sucessfully to the same place the original site was published to. However, when I try to access the site I get the "resouce cannot be found" error. In a bit of a panic I opened the original project in VS and published it...no problem the site comes up. What am I doing wrong?
View 3 RepliesI'm having problems with the sessions states on my application.When I run the application off my c drive all the session variables are there. Everything works perfectly, nothing is wrong.However, when I publish the site to a server test environment, the session variables disappear. Why is this? Is there a way around this?Here is my codes.for retrieving it. Note, the session.count actually is 0.
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for setting the session variables.
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I use reflector to decompile a asp.net dll, after that I find the bug and fixed it, now I want to compile it back to a dll, then I can deploy, but it seems that I can't how can I do this ?
View 2 RepliesI want to protect and put a password to block any decompiling possibilities (for example using decompile software) of all C# codebehind files.
Is it possible to achieve this and still be able to run the website as normaly?
I am using Visual studio to precompile the files, but I guess it is still possible for someone to decompile them.
we have an application in production and the code is in Pre-Compiled form. The developer who developed that application left the company and we don't have any backup of source code. the only access we have is Pre Compiled code in the server. We need to fix the issues in the application now.Is there any way to Decompile (extract to actual source code) the PreCompiled code ?
View 3 Repliesi have being asked to debug some asp pages.. when i received the folder, i only saw .ascx files.. i found that i need to decompile the kcp.dll located in the bin folder to do my work.. i have VS 2010 and .Net Reflector.. but when i open the dll with the reflector i can only view the codes but i cannot edit it.. any1 able to assist me on this? Summary: 1) Decompile kcp.dll 2) edit the codes and compile it back.
View 2 RepliesMay i know how to protect the bin folder dll's compiled from the Visual Studio 2005. I am doing the project in Asp.net & c#. One of My friend decompiled all the dll's and show me. Is there any procedure to make my code standard or any free third party tools to prevent from others.
View 4 RepliesI have one .exe file, that was created using Xenocode Postbuild 2009 for .NET Obfuscator.
i need to decompile and need to do reverse engineering. i tried using .Net reflector, but it didn't worked for me. does it possible to decompile the same .exe file, with other any decompiler.
I published my asp.net app using the basic capability (publish to disk). Now I look at the published content and it contains .cs files. Is this correct? I did right-click 'convert to web application', but the .cs files still appear.
View 1 RepliesI created an ASP.NET site in Visual Web devloper 2010 & then published it to our webserver. Due to the nature of the site, there are several users updating the content on the site (e.g. news pages). Is there a simple way to merge these changes back into my project? Can I just copy the published site back over my project folder which should overwrite the aspx pages but leave the code behinds untouched?
View 4 RepliesI have published my ASP.Net Web Application on remote IIS server using Project --> Publish options.
But I am not able to browse it.
My application runs quickly when debugging locally, but slows down to an almost unusable state once published. Oddly, the published version seems to be grabbing data very quickly from MSSQL - it's the part where I'm updating datatables and gridviews that is very slow. For example:
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When publishing my web application and then running it will return the error
"Could not load file or assembly 'BaseApplicationName' or one of its dependencies. An attempt was made to load a program with an incorrect format."
However if I run the application through debugging (f5) it runs correctly.
I guess what it comes down to is
what differences are there when running an application through debugging vs publishing it that would cause a problem like this?
When publising I have it set to delete all existing.
History of how it started... I added the 32 bit Oracle.DataAccess dll to my 64 bit system. It would not work and crash giving the same error as above but with the Oracle.DataAccess name instead of the baseApplicationName. I have since removed all references to it and removed the dll to try and get it to run without it once again.