Re: jar file execution

On Fri, 2006-03-31 at 20:32 +0000, Roedy Green wrote:

If the company paid you while you created the project on company time,
they legally own it, not you. If it truly is not theirs, don't give
them anything.

If he _has_ a contract, it (hopefully) specifies which rights are
reserved by, and granted to, which parties.

If he _doesn't_ have a contract, it's already too late for him to start
worrying about his copyright, since he probably doesn't even have one.

Either way, trying to secure his copyright by obfuscation is pretty much
a futile effort.

And should the OP expect to get a next job from this company....

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