Thomas Deliduka wrote:
>I don't know quite how to word that subject but here's what we want to do.
>
>We have a shopping cart softwre (like a million others out there) which
>based in windows NT with a COM+ object to guard the source code.
>
>We mainly offer this product to our hosting customers as an add-on solution
>to their hosting.
>
>Well, we want to migrate this to PHP/MySQL and I don't know how to protect
>the source code. My boss is suggesting to make a DSO but I really am not a C
>programmer to do all that. I want to make it all in PHP but somehow protect
>the code. Any ideas?
>
We're in a similar situation, but probably will simply give the source
code with what we sell,
and have purchasers agree to a moderately restrictive license. They
will have the source code if
they need to make changes for their own projects, but won't be able to
resell/redistribute. Giving
people access to the source code can actually be a positive to some
people. Yes, you may lose
some potential sales, but you'll gain sales to people coming over from
more restrictive carts - the kind
where you don't get the source code. :)
HTH
Michael Kimsal
http://www.tapinternet.com/php
PHP Training Courses
734-480-9961
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