if you want to hide javascript, one way is to keep the javascript in an
external file and refer to it in your page:
<SCRIPT SRC="http://www.someserver.com/myJS/fileName.js"></SCRIPT>
of course if your servlet generates JS on the fly you can't do this so
easily - unless you write the SRC as a file and then include the reference
as above.
HTH
peter
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I would like to know, how to hide some code(preferably some scripts in a
servlet) from the viewing public if they wanted to view the source code in
their web browser.
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