From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Take a look at /tmp/pdk/ perlapp exes dump the plaintext while running.
This is not a "problem" with Catalyst, perl is an interpreted language
not
a compiled one. perlapp is there to make distributing self contained perl
applications easier, not to protect your source.
perlapp doesn't drop the source code in /tmp. It puts there only some .dll
files, and nothing more than that.
(I am using perl Dev Kit 6.02, but now PDK 7 was just released).
Can the source code be got easily from those dll files?
If it cannot be found easily, then I think it would be nice if the Catalyst
applications could be deployed using perlapp.
If a language is interpreted, this doesn't mean that the programs that were
made with it cannot be protected in any way.
Or, is there another way of protecting the code from a Catalyst app?
Thanks.
Octavian
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