how to keep my jar file from being downloaded?

hi,

problem:

i turned a java app into an applet, put it on yahoo's server and was able to view the applet in a browser. but the html source tells where the applet's jar file is and so a user can download it. to prevent this, i put the jar file into a password protected folder. but this requires the user to enter a password before the applet is displayed.

question:

how can i use the jar file without protecting it with a password and keep it from being viewed or downloaded?

this is a learning experience, the jar file simply prints the current time.

[591 byte] By [anonimudsa] at [2007-11-26 17:52:12]
# 1
If you want a client to run anything at all, it needs to be public. If people can't download it, their browsers can't as well.All you can do is run your code through an obfuscator to somewhat protect it from being copied.
gimbal2a at 2007-7-9 5:04:45 > top of Java-index,Enterprise & Remote Computing,Web Tier APIs...