1. Encrypting *.class\*.java file coderanch.com |
2. Advice on encrypting the class files so that it cannot be reverse engineer forums.oracle.comor you need to provide a custom JVM which has an unencrypted bootstrapper so the operating system can load it. You're never going to prevent a cracker from decrypting your compiled code. Most likely they won't even bother of course, as (as hinted time and again) anyone who has to ask about this isn't producing code that's in any way interesting ... |
3. Encrypt Class File forums.oracle.comAll i got to do know in my project is that i have to encrypt my class file so that it is not possible to decompile the class file..really is it possible?Already i have surfed in google and read some sun thread answers.. Hope SUN would hav given some solutions to rectify this...ideally duke stars will be knowing this..so pls help ... |
4. How to encrypt a class file? forums.oracle.comTechnically, you can decompile it. That doesn't mean you need to release your app's source. If you want to license it to others, you can specify in the license agreement that users are not allowed to decompile it. Anyway, decompiled code lacks meaningful variable names, explanations, and comments, so it is not very useful for someone who wants to read your ... |
5. How to encrypt java's .class files? forums.oracle.comHi everyone, When I open a class file called PCommon.class through Notepad, there are all following symbols coming out, such as: Nov Dec D compareTo [Ljava/lang/String; SourceFile PCommon.java ! ! I thought all Java's class files are encrypted. However, since my PCommon.class has MS SQL connection code in it, I can see the IP address, username and password. Does anyone have ... |