How to convert the source code in JSP,HTML&BEANS into executable files?

Sir,
We are developing one s/w product in JSP,HTML&BEANS.Now we are in the implementation phase.During the time of Installation,without copying our source code in the customer's site I want to copy the executable files of the entire source codes? Is it possible in JSP,HTML&BEANS?

In theory you can do it even with JSP but the you will be unable to run it on the standard JSP engine. :-)
From other hand, all critical logic should be in the Java Beans or at least in custom tags but not in the JSP code. Then you can protect that code and leave JSP open because there is nothing to steal or break.

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