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PreEmptive Solutions to Provide Monitoring in Visual Studio 2010

Post-build utility to improve application security, portfolio management and usability
By .NETDJ News Desk
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October 27, 2008 09:00 PM EDT
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Microsoft and PreEmptive Solutions have announced that an enhanced version of Dotfuscator Community Edition (CE) will be included in Microsoft Visual Studio 2010. Dotfuscator CE prevents the reverse engineering of .NET applications. The Visual Studio 2010 version, renamed Dotfuscator Software Services Community Edition, has been extended with instrumentation capabilities including tamper detection and defense, feature level application monitoring and automatic time limits on .NET application use.

Development teams will be able to track feature usage to improve adoption and quality, ISVs will be able to integrate evaluation software usage into Microsoft Dynamics CRM to increase win rates, and enterprises will be able to integrate application runtime data into Microsoft Business Intelligence Solutions to improve business agility.

Dotfuscator Software Services CE also has enhanced capabilities to stream alerts and runtime data to one or more cloud-based services.

Published October 27, 2008 – Reads 1,050
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