gsc123
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Hi
Is it possible create and application out my one asp file?
Is it possible create and application out my one asp file?
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You might receive more assistance if you were more specific in your request. Your post is so vague and general, not to mention so large in terms of scope, as to engender no one to spend any time trying to help you. You may find more people willing to help if you do several things:
- Speak to a specific issue that you are encountering and detailing exactly what you need. (I could add that I would ask questions related to a specific technical issue and not just "Can I build an application...")
- Not using CAPS in your subject post as it is considered bad form in a professional technical forum (thereby making you seem non-professional).
- Recognizing that everyone here volunteers their time and knowledge to help others and trying not to ask general questions that require several posts to determine what you need. It will only frustrate others and most likely lead to no real useful assistance to you.
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- Speak to a specific issue that you are encountering and detailing exactly what you need. (I could add that I would ask questions related to a specific technical issue and not just "Can I build an application...")
- Not using CAPS in your subject post as it is considered bad form in a professional technical forum (thereby making you seem non-professional).
- Recognizing that everyone here volunteers their time and knowledge to help others and trying not to ask general questions that require several posts to determine what you need. It will only frustrate others and most likely lead to no real useful assistance to you.
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"As for the bureacratic, politically-correct, mollycoddling, asinine, Romper Room antics of...clients and management, just read up on Dilbert. It's not funny - it's a training manual."
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faq215-3101 gives all the answers to this one!
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trollacious
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Yeah, and VERY crackable. It only protects your ASP on the server, which no one sees anyway. The final HTML output is still plain HTML.
Lee
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trollacious
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It's easy to crack, all sorts of help doing that on the Internet. If you want to "protect" things, you'll have to compile them, maybe make a COM DLL and use the COM objects in the ASP page. Other than that, you can't make your code hidden at all.
Lee
Lee
What Lee is referring to is this:
anyone that can use a computer and type "vbscript encode decode asp" into a search engine as the most obvious keywords can get the very easy answer to 'crack' your 'encryption'... I say those two words in the lightest sense, as they are clearly overstatements in this case.
As Lee also notes - compile into a COM object or change technologies (e.g. ASP.NET etc) or don't allow physical access to the source code (e.g. host it yourself). Sorry, but that's just how it is unfortunately.
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anyone that can use a computer and type "vbscript encode decode asp" into a search engine as the most obvious keywords can get the very easy answer to 'crack' your 'encryption'... I say those two words in the lightest sense, as they are clearly overstatements in this case.
As Lee also notes - compile into a COM object or change technologies (e.g. ASP.NET etc) or don't allow physical access to the source code (e.g. host it yourself). Sorry, but that's just how it is unfortunately.
A smile is worth a thousand kind words. So smile, it's easy!
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trollacious
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You can if you're familiar with that language and are comfortable with it.
Lee
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No, they do not use ASP or VB
They mostly use Java on a Websphere JEE application server. Though they did at one point compile everything into a C++ ISAPI DLL.
Here is a brief overview of their architecture:
A smile is worth a thousand kind words. So smile, it's easy!
They mostly use Java on a Websphere JEE application server. Though they did at one point compile everything into a C++ ISAPI DLL.
Here is a brief overview of their architecture:
A smile is worth a thousand kind words. So smile, it's easy!
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