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Desktop - Can I protect me source code?

After install the application, I found that i can go to "Program Filesmy_appresources" to read the source code?

Can i protect the source code or encode it?

Many thanks

— asked May 26th 2010 by Ilex Ng
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  • We have written our own library for this that stores almost all the source code in an encrypted database so it's protected. It was a pretty big undertaking, but it works extremely well, and makes it easy to update our app, as we merely have to deliver a new copy of the small encrypted database to update the app.

    — answered May 26th 2010 by Mark Burggraf
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  • Write your own javascript compiler. It's open source.

    — answered May 27th 2010 by Peter Tracey
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  • the js can use javascript compiler, how about the php code?
    can i use ioncube encoder?

    — answered May 27th 2010 by Ilex Ng
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  • Mark, how did you encrypt your database?

    — answered May 29th 2010 by Bryce Wilkinson
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  • We've created a custom module that replaces Sqlite functionality with a new version that supports encryption, compression, and full-text indexing. This custom module is the basis for our source code protection system.

    — answered May 30th 2010 by Mark Burggraf
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