Hi group,

I have a class library containing a Windows form. I create a dll from
this project and use it in my application like so:

Assembly asm =
System.Reflection.Assembly.LoadFrom("path_to_file.dll");

Form newForm = new Form();
newForm = (Form)asm.CreateInstance("Namespace.frmTestform");

newMDIChild = newForm;

This works like a charm. I now put all the dll's like this in one
directory and load them into my app.

Now the problem comes when I use Dotfuscator. The line that says:
newMDIChild = newForm;

Gives me a null exception error. I can set Dotfuscator to "library"
mode and then my code works again. However the library is easy to
decompile.

So I'd like to know if it is at all possible to load the assembly in
any other way and still be able to fully use dotfuscator. I do I have
to settle for less protection?

Kind regards,
Martin.