"Doug D" <dougd99@XXXear thlinkXXX.net> wrote in message
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> Is there a way I can sell a PHP "module" without distributing the source
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Do you mean PHP scripts or a module for PHP itself?
Assuming the former, there is ioncube (www.ioncube.com) but I've never used
it. I *have* had the displeasure of attempting to test a software package
that was using it and it took over a month for the vendor to figure out they
were encoding their source incorrectly so that it was not possible to even
install their package.
Doug D wrote:
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Perforce, a software company, offers a wide range of enterprise DevOps solution across the software development lifecycle.
it starts at $960
If you are a new company that doesn't make allot of money Zend has
programs that are aimed at helping small businesses. You can apply for
there small business program at http://www.zend.com/store/products/zend-smallbiz.php.
if you qualify you can get a bundle of software which includes the Zend
Encoder for $295 which I personally think is a great deal considering I
bought the ZDE alone for $250.
I do not work for, nor am I affiliated with Zend.
Doug D wrote:[color=blue]
> Is there a way I can sell a PHP "module" without distributing the source
> code? I haven't heard of one, but if you have an idea, please let me know.[/color]
There are several encoders for some time that offer some level of
protection.
Meanwhile there is a real PHP compiler that generates shared libraries
that completely replace the need for PHP runtime.
On Thu, 13 May 2004 16:58:34 GMT
Doug D <dougd99@XXXear thlinkXXX.net> wrote:
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You could keep it running at your own server. You could also try obsfucating
the code, but that wont do it in the long run.
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Kamratligen,
Davor
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