You can still decompile it. I am not aware of any technologies that
completely prevent decompilation. It is just harder to make sense of the
decompiled code when it has been obfuscated.
The Zelix home page has a nice short "here's what you get" look at what
decompiled code looks like if you wish t
besides obfuscated code is usually faster, because class names and
variable names are shorter and easier to load, and also debug info is
removed...
On Wed, 2005-08-03 at 07:28 +0100, Mark Benussi wrote:
> In answer to your question. Obfuscation is a way of compiling your source
> code so that it
In answer to your question. Obfuscation is a way of compiling your source
code so that it cannot be decompiled. This is useful if you supply code to
someone of host your code on a shared server.
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From: netsql [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 02 August 2005 22:40
To: user@
You mean obfuscate? What if you distribute your server side code? Maybe Struts
Actions aren't worthy of obfuscation, but middleware often is. I just run all
jars through Zelix before I release. It has ant integration (works great), so I
just have Zelix produce my "dist" jars via ant.
Erik
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