Hi Chris,
The Zend Encoder does what you've described (compiles your php script so if you look
at the source, you see just "garbage").
To encode files with the Zend Encoder, you don't need anything but the Encoder itself.
To run the encoded files you need to have the Zend Optimizer. The people you program
the components for will need to install it on their server (it is freely available for
download at http://www.zend.com/store/products/zend-optimizer.php).
Sharon.
Chris Anderson wrote:
> I've heard alot about the Zend Encoder. Using it can I encode I file so that php
>still executes it, but a person cannot read my source by looking at the file? I'm
>programming components for people and would prefer if they could use it, but not see
>my source. Does it require any extra server settings etc?
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