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copied!<p>If I get this right, why not invest in a server to be delivered within the cost of the application, a server which can be placed at the customer, with only one port opened for http access, I mean with a $1000 you can get a machine that can work as a safe for your software. If anyone attempts to hack into it you will know.</p> <p>Another solution might be:</p> <p>Currently I am working for a huge company that has aprox 350 selling points(shops) all over the country. As we can not rely on internet connection 100% we have a server at each shop. This server handles the business required for actual selling and it is linked to a local database. The rest of the stuff sits at the head-office server. Now, the clerks have computers in front of them, and all these computers work with the application hosted on the local server, the catch on the local server is that a registry which knows if a certain service is placed locally (on the same machine) or remote (at the head office) and executes the call as required (over http from remote location or direct call from local service). Services can be placed anywhere (local or remote) and all one needs to do is to configure their location in the registry by simply entering one of the keywords : local,remote,application (application keyword means that the service is first called from remote and if it fails it is called locally). This way you can make an acceptable compromise. Highly necessary stuff can sit locally and the rest of the business logic can reside on your server where nobody can touch it.</p>

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