(Feb 20, 2019 02:42 PM)zazas Wrote:  I have a few asp.net files but I don't know how to try them. Do I need compile file and install IIS? 😎

(Feb 20, 2019 04:36 PM)itcorp Wrote:  Depends on what type of files you have and it depends on whether these files are compiled or not.If you have an entire project ,you can run the project without any problems through visual studio because IIS Express server is included with visual studio.In case you do not have a visual studio and you have compiled files you need to install IIS on your computer and place files on server.Also, if you want to publish your web app on the local computer, you will need to install IIS on your computer.

https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/aspnet/web-forms/overview/deployment/visual-studio-web-deployment/deploying-to-iis

(Feb 21, 2019 12:53 PM)zazas Wrote:  My files is in dll extension, does it works if place them in IIS? If I attach them to Net Reflector I can see source code. 🤝

(Feb 21, 2019 01:15 PM)itcorp Wrote:  For reverse engineering of ASP.NET dll files you do not need to host the app on IIS, so in this case you can load files directly to Net Reflector to look at the code.But now you're starting to go in a completely different direction compared to your first post.

(Feb 21, 2019 01:44 PM)zazas Wrote:  I mean I saw their code with net reflector, but now I want to execute these dll files, but don't know how to do it. I think I have asp.net  webservices in code. Just want to test that code.

(Feb 21, 2019 02:07 PM)itcorp Wrote:  Do you think or know that you have services in app?Make a picture of the files that you have and share web.config first to find out what you actually have from files at all.You can not run the application simply with dll files.

(Feb 21, 2019 02:57 PM)itcorp Wrote:  I looked at the pictures you sent to me on pm.You only photographed the contents of the bin folder where compiled components are located i need also the content of bf2web folder which is in your case a root folder and web.config file.And I ask you not to go through private messages in the future, so that the content of this conversation is open to everyone for the purpose of learning.I can tell you at first look of folder content that apparently there are libraries that perform jobs for mssql server so if you do not have a database you need to try to make it based on query in code and in web.config change connection string to your  mssql server.If the application has configured services you will see than in web.config because it will contains endpoints of service and they will be available to you after you hosts app successful and you need to configure all the necessary things that  app requires it to do this.But as the conversation unfolds more and more I think you want to misuse someone's project who spent his time on it and  I do not support it so I'll get out of the conversation but i also think that i told you too much.All the best