Leon Rosenberg wrote:
On Tue, Sep 22, 2009 at 1:41 PM, Excelsior Java Team
<j...@excelsior-usa.com> wrote:
Please help us beta test Apache Tomcat support in the forthcoming Excelsior JET
7.0 release.
Excelsior JET is a compliant Java SE 6 implementation (JVM) with an
ahead-of-time native code compiler. Version 7.0 will enable you to compile
Apache Tomcat together with your Web applications into a native code executable
and distribute it without the original class/WAR files and without dependency
on the JDK.
Wouldn't that make the application slower? I assume this compiled code
can't be uncompiled and optimized by the hotspot, so it is not for
performance.
As for preventing decompilation, how many people/companies are
actually delivering a war which they need to protect from decompiling?
How many people would install such a product, one they can't configure
Can't configure in what way? Most of the configuration of our app is
done through its browser interface. A few of the startup parameters are
stored on disk, and those would still be accessible.
D
anymore, one that is even infectable by viruses?
This just sounds plain wrong :-)
regards
Leon
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