Ayumiz wrote:
Just wondering is it true? I am trying to do a tyre size calculator for my project but have no idea going about doing it. Just wondering, if decompiling them from the web via the source is a violation? And is it possible to decompile them?
http://www.exploroz.com/Vehicle/Tyres/SizeCalc.aspx
No, decompiling them is not a violation, and it never will be. That's because decompiling does not give you the true source code, so you can do anything you want with it. Either way, it is impossible to decompile a source code that is called within an HTML file. The HTML file calls the function or program to do the necessary calculations, and the function or program it calls is stored on the server by the HTML file. Unless, they coded the function within the HTML file, which is near impossible to do.
If you managed to get the real source code, well, no one would notice or care. If you just compiled the executable and never showed the source to anyone, then you would be safe. If they tried to decompile it, like I said above, it would not be the true source code.
