There are some tools called obfuscators which shrink the java class file.
Obfuscator Programs strip
understandable variable and method names from your class file. The program would
replace variable
names with weird symbols. The Obfuscator Program cannot stop decompiling but it can
make the Class
file
Useless/incomprehensible to a thief!
Sreelatha
Bhavesh Vakil wrote:
> Hi to all,
>
> In my project, I use JSP pages + several Beans (Process bean, Database bean,
> Session control bean, etc). This all beans is simple classes (.class file).
> My all main logic is in this beans, when I distribute this application to
> client, then I only distribute JSP pages + Beans (only .class).
>
> I found several tools on www.blackdown.org, Using this tools you easily
> regenerate (.java) code from (.class) file. This generated JAVA code is 100%
> similar to my original code. If I distribute my code as .jar file then also
> using this tools you easily generate (.java) file.
>
> So how we secure our (JAVA) program ? Is there any way to control above
> situation ?
>
> Thanks in advance.
>
> Bhavesh.
>
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