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I have developed a web based software which has around 50 JSP pages and around 10 bean classes(with database connectivity) which I will be installing at my clients machine. The requirement is that I don't want the client to access my code, therefore I want to protect my pages/classes which resides on the client system.
Is there a way to protect/encrypt my pages/classes.
 
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