David Bovill wrote:
2009/8/24 Jan Schenkel <janschenkel at yahoo.com>
What Bill means is that the end-product revlet that you upload to the web
server, is protected as it is turned into a different file format - but
nothing prevents you from either putting the original stack right next to
the revlet for download by interested people, or sharing it to someone else
via email or other means.
Thanks Jan - good to know that RevMedia allows creation of stacks that are
readable by the IDE - and it's just the Revlet export fromat that's locked.
Good to have the confirmation, but I'm still left with a questions:
Why do Revlets use a different format?
And are there implications for desktop deployment down the road?
Or even now: can a desktop app download and run a revlet as it would
any other stack?
Does the "is a stack" operator return true for revlets?
--
Richard Gaskin
Fourth World
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