Pre-compiled over source code - how can I reverse engineer it?

You should be able to use Reflector to see the source code. There are plugins which will decompile an assembly (.DLL or . EXE) created with .

NET into a new Visual Studio project.

Reflector is difficult to use with a precompiled site because of the way it breaks up the pages. It is not always clear and not an easy way to reverse engineer. In fact, one of the main reasons we precompile sites is becuase it is harder to reverse engineer and update production code.

I am interested to find out if others have had different experiences. – Russell Oct 9 '09 at 2:58 I'm not the one who downvoted you. I actually voted you up, because my experience using Reflector on a precompiled web site was similar.

However, I still think it's the easiest option if you're stuck. (which is why I voted @BrialLy up as well). Are you aware of any tools that do it better?

– David Stratton Oct 9 '09 at 3:39.

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