Thanks Mark.
I don't know why but I thought that may be there was some built-in
encrypt option in the go stack URL command...
jbv
Hi JBV,
Sure, you can encrypt the stack and decrypt it when your standalone
downloads the stack. You might want to avoid decrypting and opening very
large
Hi JBV,
If you have the commercial version of LC, you can protect your stack
with a password. In some cases, that might be sufficient and avoid the
need for additional encryption.
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Hi list,
Let's say you have a standalone that you distribute to your clients,
and that standalone consists only in a splashscreen with login/pwd
fields.
Depending on the login/pwd entered a
go stack URL http://www.mydomain.com/data/mystack.rev; is then
executed.
Is there a way to somehow encrypt
Hi JBV,
Sure, you can encrypt the stack and decrypt it when your standalone
downloads the stack. You might want to avoid decrypting and opening very
large remote files.
This code is a bit verbose. You could write a separate function to check
the result to make the code a little shorter.
Hi Mark,
Could you do this in an iPad?
I am sure that this will work fine in Android.
But, if I remember well, Apple does not allows
that an application download and execute code...
Al
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Hi Alejandro,
That's right, you shouldn't do this on iOS because you'd be downloading
executable code.
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