Re: Security Code

[bacollins@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]

Sorry for the confusion. James is correct. I have developed a software 
product that another company wants to license to use on their i5 system. 

Until now I have never even thought of reselling so I have never 
considered a way to secure my intellectual property from misuse and I am 
not saying that this company would do this but I want to be proactive.

I do know that serveral users on this like have commercial software that 
has such protection schemes in place and was just wondering how they 
approached it.

Thanks.

Bruce 'Hoss' Collins
CTO
VeriQik
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"James H. H. Lampert" <jamesl@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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On Fri, 25 Jun 2004 bacollins@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote:
>> If you have a iSeries product you wish to resell but do not want it 
handed
>> around, what is the best method for securing the software. Software 
key?
>> if so how do I approach this.
Don wrote:

> rmv all your program products and USRLIBL's, Clear all outq's, messages
> q's, QRPLOBJ's, etc....  Then do a RCLSTG

I think there may be some confusion on this thread. On the one hand,
there have been a number of suggestions that have to do with selling off
old hardware, whereas it seems to me that the phrases "do not want it
handed around," "securing the software," and "software key" all seem to
imply that the "iSeries product you wish to resell" is in fact software
you wish to publish (in which case, my own earlier post is more to the 
point).

Would the originator please clarify?

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