Encrypt your ASP page-script encoder exploration

I. Overview
All along, the ASP technology has been more and more popular friends, the use of ASP to engage in web development are more and more people. ASP a very obvious feature is that the page is processed after the server is sent to the browser content in the standard HTML format, so that the effective protection of the original Code of the page program is not easily access by the client (of course, Ms Bugs are constantly that is another matter.) ^_^). But another common problem is that because ASP pages are stored as plain text, you can easily see all of the programming logic on the server side. This brings some difficulties to the application commercialization of ASP. The solution is generally to encapsulate programming logic into DLLs using component technology, but the problem is:
1, if each piece of code is a component of the workload is too large, it is not necessary.
2, there are many netizens (such as:-< like a prodigal son) simply will not write components. In this context, Microsoft has launched the script Encoder1.0. A command line script encryption tool.
The features of the Script encoder are:
It only encrypts the script code embedded in the page, and other parts, such as the HTML tag, remain intact. The encrypted portion of the processed file is read-only and any modifications to the encrypted portion will result in the entire encrypted file being used. The script encoder encrypted ASP files will also invalidate scripting debugging tools such as Script Debugger.
The script encoder can encrypt either the client Side script or the server Side script.

Ii. use of the introduction
The Script encoder is a command-line tool that executes the file as SCRENC.EXE. Its operation is very simple:
Screnc [/S] [f] [/XL] [/L deflanguage] [/e defextension] inputfile outputfile
/s optional. Let script encoder "quiet" work, that is, the execution process
There is no screen output. (I use the feeling to ignore it, the same no screen
Output. No use, too lazy. ）
/f is optional. Specifies whether the output file overwrites an input file with the same name. Ignored, will
Overwrite is not performed.
/xl Optional. Whether to add the @language directive at the top of the. asp file. Ignore
will be added.
/l Deflanguage Optional. Specifies the default scripting language selected in Script Encoder encryption.
Scripts that do not contain this scripting language feature in the file will be script encoder
Ignore. For HTML and script files, JScript is the built-in default foot
The language. For ASP files, VBScript is the default scripting language. While