Re: Obscuring the source code with pre-compilation

[Jochem van Dieten]

On Fri, Feb 20, 2009 at 9:35 AM, Joseph Bugeja wrote:
> We are using cfcompile.bat to pre-compile the code of our application. In 
> this way when our application goes to the client the source code is not 
> easily viewable/reversible. However, when we pre-compile the code on Windows 
> and then FTP it to an AIX machine with WebSphere the system does not come up.

If you are working with WebSphere you should probably deliver your
code in a standard Java format (EAR or WAR) instead of as a bunch of
separate files.

Jochem

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Obscuring the source code with pre-compilation

[Joseph Bugeja]

We are using cfcompile.bat to pre-compile the code of our application. In this 
way when our application goes to the client the source code is not easily 
viewable/reversible. However, when we pre-compile the code on Windows and then 
FTP it to an AIX machine with WebSphere the system does not come up. 

Any ideas on this problem or perhaps is there a better way to obscure the 
source code of our application? 

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