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Malhar Barai
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Hi all.. I have archived my web-app in a jar file, as I dont want the client to view the code of my JSPs.. I have archived from the context..i.e my url was like this.. http://localhost/tlg/module/index.jsp now I have archived the "tlg" I ran jar -cvf tlg.jar . at <path>/tlg/ prompt..& put the tlg.jar in web-apps path. but then I ma not able to acces the application. Dont know if I am doing it in a proper way. Hope I am clear. TIA
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Malhar Barai
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Bear Bibeault
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I have archived my web-app in a jar file, as I dont want the client to view the code of my JSPs..
Ummm, you do realize that they can simply unpack the jar and look at anything they like, right?
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Malhar Barai
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Originally posted by Bear Bibeault: Ummm, you do realize that they can simply unpack the jar and look at anything they like, right?
Ye I know they can surely unpack the jar, but they wont take pain to do that much. But if its freely placed, they would surely like to have a look at the coding. Thnx AW
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