On Tue, Nov 09, 2004 at 04:18:37PM +1100, Peter Johnson wrote:
So are you saying that I could run ActiveX on my Linux FireFox browser?
I doubt he meant that, but I also doubt his bosses gave a damn
about Linux users :-).
A java serialised object should be secure enough, the next step
On Tuesday 9 November 2004 07:36, Steven J. Owens wrote:
If anybody ever figures out a truly effective safeguard against
this (which would be at least equivalent, in terms of mathematical
creativity, to public/private key encryption), we'll see some really
radical changes.
It's a special
On 9/11/04 4:57, Frank W. Zammetti [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
No, there are actually plug-ins for other browsers to run ActiveX
controls. I don't know if they are particularly stable, but they do exist.
Can you show me one for Safari, and one for the Nokia 6310?
Thanks
Hi.. Sunitha.
Why r u not used encrytion and decryption techiniques in naming of java files.
U can used Quantum File naming Concept for nameing java. If u r using Tomcat
Server. for That u can implement WebSoS concept to protect ur source code . or
u can write some java script code to disbale
I said there are plug-ins for other browsers, not which browsers or how
many browsers have them :) In truth, I know that there was one for
Netscape on Windows, and that's about it. So, my statement was true,
from a certain point of view (thank you Obi Wan!)
Seriously though, I couldn't tell
Hi folks:
Can viewing the source code of a page be blocked in tomcat?
thanks,
-sunitha
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not a bug - it's an undocumented feature!
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From: Sunitha Kumar [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: hide source of a page
Hi folks:
Can viewing the source code of a page be blocked in tomcat?
thanks,
-sunitha
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The only thing I can think of to hide the source of the page is to create
your own private label browser or perhaps load the source of the page in a
hidden frame and use some javascript to display the text you want. Not sure
why you would want to go thru the hassle - there are lots of ways
On Mon, Nov 08, 2004 at 09:37:09PM -0500, Dov Rosenberg wrote:
The only thing I can think of to hide the source of the page is to create
your own private label browser or perhaps load the source of the page in a
hidden frame and use some javascript to display the text you want. Not sure
why
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On Mon, Nov 08, 2004 at 09:37:09PM -0500, Dov Rosenberg wrote:
The only thing I can think of to hide the source of the page is to create
your own private label browser or perhaps load the source of the page in a
hidden frame and use some javascript to display the text you want. Not sure
why you
But ActiveX is an IE only element is it not?
For that case why not just use an applet and serialise the data from
Tomcat to the applet then either have JavaScript construct the page by
querying the applet or have the applet be the interface.
Sunitha --- in short don't try.
PJ
Frank W. Zammetti
: Tuesday, 9 November 2004 2:35 PM
To: Tomcat Users List
Subject: Re: hide source of a page
I had such a requirement at work one time, although fortunately I talked
some sense into the higher-ups and they forgot about it, but not before I
worked up an entire proof-of-concept document. IN THEORY
of to hide the source of the page is to create
your own private label browser or perhaps load the source of the page in a
hidden frame and use some javascript to display the text you want. Not sure
why you would want to go thru the hassle - there are lots of ways to defeat
any measure
No, there are actually plug-ins for other browsers to run ActiveX
controls. I don't know if they are particularly stable, but they do exist.
As I stated previously, you could use an applet, but obfuscating byte
code is a futile task at best, whereas encrypting a binary executable is
a little
So are you saying that I could run ActiveX on my Linux FireFox browser?
A java serialised object should be secure enough, the next step would be
to add some sort of encryption.
Frank W. Zammetti wrote:
No, there are actually plug-ins for other browsers to run ActiveX
controls. I don't know if
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