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| | | Can file for Document be deleted? | Can file for Document be deleted? 2003-12-01 - By ??????
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Sometimes I use an encrypted(by FlowFish) xml file to construct a Document.
Firstly I decrypt the file to a plain .xml file, then extract an instance of
Document from the plain file. Generally, for the sake of security,the plain file
should be deleted. I have done it this way and all does work. But I am not sure
whether the Document instance will be somehow affected under some certain
circumstance unknown to me.
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