At 09:08 AM 08/20/2001 -0500, you wrote:
>Why would you use encrypted templates? If they're custom tags you
>pulled off of Developer's Exchange, consider whether or not you could
>duplicate the functionality. If you're encrypting code you wrote in
>order to "protect" it, this is silly. Easily decrypted
>(www.shrewm.net/cfd).
Of course, this decryption is not widely known, compared to the number of
people who know that ColdFusion exists.
>Personally, I'm against the idea of encrypting
>script - if you want to protect yourself, encapsulate logic in a binary
>format (ie, COM, Java classes, CFX tags, etc.)
Whatever the language it was written it, I see no problems with trying to
protect yourself. I see no reason to write something in Java just to
protect myself when ColdFusion is a better chose.
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