Of course. But are you asking this for a .NET or Java project? The other thing you can do is write an encoded/encrypted serializer that converts an XML file into some encoded form, then your app can decode it upon reading it in (tie it to a signed license key perhaps, to make it difficult for your customers to share the XML file contents).
But remember, this won't protect against anyone who knows what they're doing. It will only protect against casual browsing and accidental editing. If you're QA department would like to see a demonstration of extracting the SQL from a JAR or DLL, even if it's embedded in a class file, I'm sure anyone on this list would be happy to show them. Clinton On Tue, Jun 9, 2009 at 3:54 AM, Bhanwar <bhanwa...@jamochatech.com> wrote: > > Dear Vince, > > Just wondering if we can embed in the DLL, Is there a way to embed the same > in a JAR file??? > > Thanks, > > Bhanwar > > > > Bhanwar wrote: > > > > i, > > > > We have extensively used IBatis in our project , but it is getting > > difficult for us to pass through the QA test as > > > > 1. Queries (Schema) is exposed to the client in the form of XML's ( > client > > can access the queries by navigating through directory and going through > > the XML files) > > 2.Same is the case with ibatis.properties > > > > Please help us on how do we encode or protect our IBatis XML files > > > > > > -- > View this message in context: > http://www.nabble.com/How-to-Encode-or-Protect-IBatis-XML-files-tp23938730p23939770.html > Sent from the iBATIS - User - Cs mailing list archive at Nabble.com. > >
