Re: Protecting Java Class Files...

["Bluefish (P.Magnusson)" <11a () GMX NET>]

IIRC this discussion has allready been discussed here; try doing some
searches in the archive. To sum up, no tool truely obscures the java code
very much. 

Besides the point that this security modell is flawed, severly... The
"What I pretented to do" comment is pretty fun :) Just make sure you don't
make any promissies you cannot keep; you don't want to get in a situation
where you get sued.

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On Thu, 28 Sep 2000, SMILER wrote:

> My customers are running some online games that gives points to the pplayers if they win, and the points can be 
> exchanged by prices later on.
> What I pretented to do is to protect their java class files as they can´t be easily decompiled, and I am sure there 
> must be some ways to do this.
> Any suggestions ?
> Smiler.