Information copy Protection

HI All,
I am working on an information system that displays financial info using jsp. Now we require that it should not be possible to copy the information on the pages by selecting all and copying, or ctrl A and then ctrl c etc. Can anyone suggest me any way of doing this ?
Is javascript the only way out?
Thanks
Anu

dont use html and http and browsers for things like that. You can always turn of javascript at the client. You will have to build your own client to come a bit closer to what you want, but even then I can still do a screenshot capture and save that image.

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