Title: RE: Source-Code-Protection
Harald,
Perl2exe http://www.indigostar.com is shareware but you can always use it to make executables... I use it for the same reason here at the office and I make sure I am the only person with access to the source...
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Perl2exe http://www.indigostar.comhttp://www.indigostar.com is shareware
but you can always use it to make executables... I use it for the same
reason here at the office and I make sure I am the only person with access
to the source...
That won't help you if people get your .exe. See:
Title: RE: Source-Code-Protection
you could always write your apps as a CGI on a web server that only you have access to. You could also write client/server apps (using IO::Socket perhaps) -- of course your rogue code thieves would still have access to the client-side code... CGI would
Title: RE: Source-Code-Protection
True. Or one could use Soap::Lite for selected portions of thecode,
and have the main perl script connect to the SOAP server to run the "meaty
bits".
Still,
this is a lot of trouble. I'm pretty much with Morbus on this one.
License your cod
On Thu, 31 Oct 2002, Harald Wopenka wrote:
I think its a common problem with Perlprogs that u cant hide your
sourcecode. I heard about something like pl2exe but I dont think it works
and I even more dont think its free. A couple of month ago I saw a nice
protection:
#!/usr/bin/perl
use
You can protect your code by creating an exe using perlapp. You can get an
evaluation license for free (valid for 3 weeks).
Matthew Greenberg
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From: Harald Wopenka [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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: Source-Code-Protection
You can protect your code by creating an exe using perlapp. You can get an
evaluation license for free (valid for 3 weeks).
Matthew Greenberg
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