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What is the best way to implement license enforcement in a Java application, so that the application cannot be "distributed" and used without the user purchasing the license?
Started by tellme on
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The enforcement system....
If people want to steal your software they will.
Never choose any enforcement is not meant to be hack-proof.
As for the technical aspects of enforcement: don't be too concerned about the technical aspects.
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A recent question about StyleCop alerted me to the use of tools to enforce coding style. I would feel very annoyed if I were required to run one of these tools while I was developing. Do people really find them useful? Why or why not?
Everyone that has...
Started by PeterAllenWebb on
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If style refers to ' good practice....
If style refers to formatting (like '{' must be at the end or at the beginning of a line), it can be very annoying, especially if merges are involves and if that style is not strictly enforced for all developers.
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Which ulimits (stack, data, rss, nofiles, etc.) does the AIX kernel enforce? It appears that the rss (memory) ulimit is not actually enforced, for either the soft or hard value. If that is the case, what is the point of having unenforced ulimits?
Started by Andrew on
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They won't crash when they try to set a ulimit. .
Http://tiny.cc/hqRpD
Having ulimits that are not enforced helps make scripts portable.
Did you have a look at the ibm developer works? They have some excellent resources .
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I have a generic class
public MyClass<TContext, T> where TContext : DataContext
that effectively acts on an instance of another
public class MyOtherClass<T> : IEnumerable<T>
I want to enforce that the TContext has a Table<T> . ...
Started by Jason on
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Are you wanting to verify that TContext has a member which is a Table<T>? If so, the only way to do that is to define an interface for this contract and alter your generic constraints
interface IMyTable<T> { Table<T> Table; } public ... .
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I try to ensure that the code I write is of the best quality possible, so I strive to follow accepted sets of best practices.
In perl, I try to follow the guidelines in the popular book "Perl Best Practices" and I use the perlcritic module to enforce ...
Started by spudly on
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The distribution contains a few....
Have you looked at :
http://www.icosaedro.it/phplint/phplint-on-line.html
PEAR coding standards
PHP Codesniffer is indeed the best tool there is right now .
I would recommend PHP CodeSniffer for static code analysis...
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Peace enforcement Could someone explain the difference between un peace keeping and peace enforcement ? Has the army been involved in peace enforcement ?
Started by knocker on
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enforcement a more robust type of role for the army? Have been looking at the discussion on the army serving in afghanistan, would peace enforcement be a stepping stone for any potential deployments of fighting))
Peace Enforcement....
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Problem: Customer X is (considering) porting one of his formerly "Windows only" shareware applications to Mac OS X. One of his concerns is how to enforce the 30-day trial period and make it immune to "system rollback" software like Time Machine.
Question...
Started by dreftymac on
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He wants to do something even if it costs him more than it earns... .
How much money will he spend in finding and implementing a solution? How much money will he lose by people extending their trial period? What's the ROI?
Oh wait, that wasn't the question .
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Got a two questions, and I am hoping to get the same answer for both =)
1) Got a small AD, about 150ish objects. Need a tool for reporting and auditing changes (e.g. computers added to domain, empty passwords, last login date). I know you can script a...
Started by Malnizzle on
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It also gives you a more flexible way of deploying software to your machines in the first place (like the ability to run unattended... .
For 2), the Desired Configuration Management feature of System Center Configuration Manager is exactly what you're looking for .
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(edited from original post to change "BaseMessage" to "const BaseMessage&")
Hello All, I'm very new to C++, so I hope you folks can help me "see the errors of my ways".
I have a hierarchy of messages, and I'm trying to use an abstract base class to enforce...
Started by Steve S. on
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Abstract class can't be instantiated ,so do this:
virtual ostream& operator<<(ostream& stream, const Base &objectArg) = 0;
Virtual function must be instance member function whereas friend funtion is non-member function , so it can't be declared ... .
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My business objects are coded with the following architecture:
validation of any incoming data throws an exception in the setter if it doesn't fit business logic. property can not be corrupt/inconsistent state unless the existing default/null is invalid...
Started by Maslow on
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Whereever you have....
You don't need a factory to do that: simply demand any necessary values in the constructor and provide valid defaults for the rest .
IMO, Domain Objects should be POCOs that protect their invariants .
This looks very complicated to me.
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