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Exe Compiler
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bfdeleen
2007-08-15 22:01:26 UTC
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Evaluating JBuilder and Java, I am trying to determine if software made with
JBuilder be compiled to a windows exe, with JBuilder or known third party
software?
Lori M Olson [TeamB]
2007-08-15 23:38:48 UTC
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Post by bfdeleen
Evaluating JBuilder and Java, I am trying to determine if software made with
JBuilder be compiled to a windows exe, with JBuilder or known third party
software?
http://dn.codegear.com/article/22496
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Paul Nichols [TeamB]
2007-08-16 05:31:31 UTC
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Post by bfdeleen
Evaluating JBuilder and Java, I am trying to determine if software made with
JBuilder be compiled to a windows exe, with JBuilder or known third party
software?
Are you asking for a ex startup file or a true as in binary compiled exe?

If the former, see Lori's response.

If the latter try Excelsior Jet or JavaNativeCompiler.
bfdeleen
2007-08-17 14:14:51 UTC
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Post by bfdeleen
Evaluating JBuilder and Java, I am trying to determine if software made
with JBuilder be compiled to a windows exe, with JBuilder or known third
party software?
Are you asking for a ex startup file or a true as in binary compiled exe?
If the former, see Lori's response.
If the latter try Excelsior Jet or JavaNativeCompiler.
My question is mainly concerned with "code protection". Whereas the issue is
different for each software product, for my product I am concerned about
code protection, but not really concerned with copy protection. After that I
am interested in having ease of deployment.
Doychin Bondzhev
2007-08-17 14:38:07 UTC
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An obfuscater probably will be a better solution.

Doychin
Post by bfdeleen
Post by Paul Nichols [TeamB]
Post by bfdeleen
Evaluating JBuilder and Java, I am trying to determine if software made
with JBuilder be compiled to a windows exe, with JBuilder or known third
party software?
Are you asking for a ex startup file or a true as in binary compiled exe?
If the former, see Lori's response.
If the latter try Excelsior Jet or JavaNativeCompiler.
My question is mainly concerned with "code protection". Whereas the issue is
different for each software product, for my product I am concerned about
code protection, but not really concerned with copy protection. After that I
am interested in having ease of deployment.
Paul Nichols [TeamB]
2007-08-17 15:40:09 UTC
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Post by Paul Nichols [TeamB]
Post by bfdeleen
Evaluating JBuilder and Java, I am trying to determine if software made
with JBuilder be compiled to a windows exe, with JBuilder or known third
party software?
Are you asking for a ex startup file or a true as in binary compiled exe?
If the former, see Lori's response.
If the latter try Excelsior Jet or JavaNativeCompiler.
My question is mainly concerned with "code protection". Whereas the issue is
different for each software product, for my product I am concerned about
code protection, but not really concerned with copy protection. After that I
am interested in having ease of deployment.
As per Doychin, what you want then is an obfuscater. These do not build
exes, they scramble the code, making it unintelligible.

ProGuard is an open source one that gets pretty good reviews. Do a
Google search on Java obfuscaters.
Lori M Olson [TeamB]
2007-08-17 15:53:59 UTC
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Post by Paul Nichols [TeamB]
Post by bfdeleen
Evaluating JBuilder and Java, I am trying to determine if software made
with JBuilder be compiled to a windows exe, with JBuilder or known third
party software?
Are you asking for a ex startup file or a true as in binary compiled exe?
If the former, see Lori's response.
If the latter try Excelsior Jet or JavaNativeCompiler.
My question is mainly concerned with "code protection". Whereas the issue is
different for each software product, for my product I am concerned about
code protection, but not really concerned with copy protection. After that I
am interested in having ease of deployment.
Well that is completely different. There are a variety of options, but
in general you are faced with 1 primary choice... do you want to spend
money or not?

Money = http://www.zelix.com/klassmaster/index.html
Not = http://proguard.sourceforge.net/
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2007-08-25 08:58:59 UTC
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Post by Paul Nichols [TeamB]
Post by bfdeleen
Evaluating JBuilder and Java, I am trying to determine if software made
with JBuilder be compiled to a windows exe, with JBuilder or known third
party software?
Are you asking for a ex startup file or a true as in binary compiled exe?
If the former, see Lori's response.
If the latter try Excelsior Jet or JavaNativeCompiler.
My question is mainly concerned with "code protection". Whereas the issue is
different for each software product, for my product I am concerned about
code protection, but not really concerned with copy protection. After that I
am interested in having ease of deployment.
For the highest level of code protection, run your jars through an
obfuscator that mangles names and encrypts strings, but leaves the
code intact, then compile them with Excelsior JET or GCJ.

For details, see http://www.excelsior-usa.com/kb/000023.html

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