converting ccavenue payment gateway code of .net frame work 4.0 to framework 3.5

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i have the ccavenue payment gateway code for framework 4.0 but i need to convert that code to framework 3.5 because our go daddy server will not support for 4.0 so, please provide me a proper solution.

Posted 17-Dec-13 6:23am

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Abhinav S · Answer 1 · 2013-12-17T06:28:00

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There is no direct way to do this.
If you are using 4.0 features e.g. dynamic you will have to redo this code in 3.5.

Posted 17-Dec-13 6:28am

Abhinav S

OriginalGriff · Answer 2 · 2013-12-17T06:33:00

Depends if you are using a prebuilt assembly from ccavenue. If you are (and I would assume so), then you have no alternative to one of these:

1) Get GoDaddy to upgrade to V4.0 (or preferably V4.5).
2) Get a V3.5 compatibly version of the assembly from ccavenue.
3) Abandon GoDaddy for a site that does support V4.0 or higher.

There is no way to "downgrade" a prebuilt assembly without disassembling it, converting the disassembled code to the lower version and rebuilding it. And the later will probably not work as:
1) The assembly is almost certain to be obfuscated.
2) The assembly should be signed and tamper proofed as strongly as the vendors can manage to prevent malicious users doing just that and replacing your genuine assemblies.
3) It would almost certainly be seen as copyright / IP infringement, and in the case of the supplier I would be pursuing you through the courts just as hard as I possibly could...