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Joe, I wonder how effective this is and also whether IBM employs obfuscation in the toolkit classes that have no source. I guess that they might include some inline encrypted byte code to discourage casual observation, but even then it would seem possible to write code that would dump the bytecode when the class is loaded. David Morris >>> joepluta@PlutaBrothers.com 04/10/02 10:51AM >>> > From: Bruce Jin > > What is 'obfuscate' and how do you do that? Obfuscate means basically to scramble the contents of the JAR file. In most cases, it involves renaming your packages, classes, methods and fields to something that doesn't give any clue as to what it does. This also tends to reduce the size of your JAR file. You do this by getting an obfuscator. There are several out there. Joe
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