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Re: Java obfuscation
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Re: Java obfuscation


  • Subject: Re: Java obfuscation
  • From: Romeo Mariani <email@hidden>
  • Date: Fri, 28 Mar 2003 21:18:24 +0100

THANK'S!!!

I will work on it...

Romeo


If you are really desperate for this, here is what you can do.

1. Identify all the proprietary code that you want to protect.

2. Isolate this code in a set of classes that do not inherit from any
   of the WO classes (no processing in WOComponents!)

3. Ensure that this code is only accessed via direct method calls and
   not KVC

4. Keep all this code in its own framework (jar) and obsfucate it.


I've never done this, but it should work.


Chuck


Romeo Mariani wrote:

Lawyers for Java 1.0?
:-)
...
I'm sad :-(
Romeo
Lawyers?


Romeo Mariani wrote:

Any other idea to protect our code?
Romeo

I doubt you will be successful in this as Key-Value Coding references the original method names.


Chuck


Romeo Mariani wrote:

What about Java obfuscation in WebObjects? I'm trying to do it with jshrink or zelix but I can't rename classes and methods since most of them are linked to WOComponent at runtime. So java obfuscation is poor.
Anybody knows...?
Romeo
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