Obfuscate your code.
Obfuscation makes your programs less vulnerable to reverse engineering.
After decompiling your obfuscated code, the
generated source code contains altered symbol names for private symbols.
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Technology. [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]On Behalf Of Jackson Ching
Sent: Wednesday, June 14, 2000 11:49 AM
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Subject: Reverse Engineering
Hi,
Correct me if i'm wrong, Since class file can be decompiled, and
servlets are on server side, wouldn't it be dangerouse if your servlets can
be decompiled by hackers (they can know your codes).
Is there a way for your class files not to be reverse engineered?
Jack
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