DLL in .Net

You do not know that. It is a guess. I think it is better to get clarification first. You should at least say that you are guessing about the problem. You should say that if the DLL is not a .Net Class Library then what you are saying does not apply.

It probably took Akshay one minute to type the question. The rest of us have spent much more time trying to guess. I think it is good to help members to be more clear about what they need help with. I do not expect perfection; I just think we can do more to help others to help us to help them.

I hope Akshay will clarify what is needed; at least try to clarify things.

Hi,

Hobbs, i think the question he wanted to ask is " The DLL was created by some one and he has only dll. Now he wants to do some changes on it. He wants to do deassemble the code."

If i am right then, if the DLL has not been made by ".Net fuscator" then it is possible.

We can convert the assembly .dll file into source code by using ".Net reflector".

You can download it in  http://www.reflector.net/

Senthilkumar, your suggestion will not help Akshay if the DLL is not a class library. Are you familiar with native DLLs? Are you familiar with COM types of DLLs such as ActiveX DLLs? The question is "Can we make changes in DLL in .net?" and no one is answering that question because that question does not make sense.

The question seems to be asking if it is possible to change a DLL using .Net. It is not asking about a .Net DLL. Akshay might be trying to ask about a .Net Class Library but the question is not clear. Please, let us get clarification first.

Hi,

Creating DLL in .Net is easy.

You need to create the class library and it allows to add the class, images, resources, etc.,
You need to build it and it will generate the dll file.

I suggest you to go through link. It will guide you step by step to create the dll .net.

http://www.c-sharpcorner.com/uploadfile/syedshakeer/how-to-create-a-dll-file-in-net-framework-using-visual-studio/

For some reason Vulpes does not understand that there are many types of DLLs. The answer to this question depends on the type of DLL.

The answer also depends on what you need to change. You cannot change a DLL using a .Net program; at least not most things and not without knowledge of machine language and advanced knowledge of Windows. The one thing that can be changed relatively easily is the resources in a DLL but I assume that is not what you are asking about.