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Joshua,
You could create some code for a registration key which binds to their
ip address. Another solution would be to place code in the init()
method which connects to a custom server on your end and validates that
it is an authorized IP address. If it fails, the servlet could refuse
to work.
Duane Gran
spinweb.net - Servlet Hosting
Joshua Slack wrote:
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> Does anyone know of a way to protect your Java servlets (or anything
> written in Java for that matter) from being redistributed without your
> consent. For example, if you want to create a demo version and a
> registered version of a servlet and you don't want registered users to
> distribute your work behind your back.
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> Thanks in advance,
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> -- Joshua Slack
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