Re: OT: Open Source Image Editor Applet

2002-08-27 Thread Eli Marmor
Following questions from subscribers, I want to clarify that I asked about APPLET and not APPLICATION. I'm aware that it can't access the client's filesystem, and it is not my intention. The read is done against a URL, and the write is done against the server (e.g. through a POST request). Since

Re: OT: Open Source Image Editor Applet

2002-08-27 Thread LS
Following questions from subscribers, I want to clarify that I asked about APPLET and not APPLICATION. I'm aware that it can't access the client's filesystem, and it is not my intention. The read is done against a URL, and the write is done against the server (e.g. through a POST request). Oh,

Re: OT: Open Source Image Editor Applet

2002-08-27 Thread Eli Marmor
LS wrote: Following questions from subscribers, I want to clarify that I asked about APPLET and not APPLICATION. I'm aware that it can't access the client's filesystem, and it is not my intention. The read is done against a URL, and the write is done against the server (e.g. through a POST

Re: OT: Open Source Image Editor Applet

2002-08-27 Thread LS
2Thanks. However, I prefer to do it in a Kosher way. And in any case, even after decompilation, the code is still obfuscated. No problems, just one question: what do you mean by obfuscated ? The only thing missing is comments :-) Eli

Re: OT: Open Source Image Editor Applet

2002-08-27 Thread Eli Marmor
LS wrote: 2Thanks. However, I prefer to do it in a Kosher way. And in any case, even after decompilation, the code is still obfuscated. No problems, just one question: what do you mean by obfuscated ? The only thing missing is comments :-) Most of the available commercial ByteCode