I successfully processed my jar and apk. Then, want to verify if is it truly hard to reverse engineer or truly did the obfuscation.
I\'m trying to make single executable *.jar via proguard plugin for sbt 10.*. All seems to be okay, except that sbt-proguard doesn\'t include java jars (in my case mysql-connector-java-5.1.10.jar) ca
I\'m writing tests for application that is compiled and obfuscated. Currently to access View I use Id form /res/values/public.xml
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I have an app that uses ActiveAndroid, a database ORM library, that relies on annotations. @Table(name=\"test\")
I just try to parse a simple xml documention by simple-xml-2.6.jar.I put this jar into a folder named lib then add it in libraries .Then i attempt to skip this jar so code in the proguard.cfg just lik
I\'m using the android 2.3.3 sdk. I have added the proguard.config=proguard.cfg line to default.properties in my project. I have ran the Export Wizard in Eclipse successfully, however the dump, mappin
Let\'s say I have this Java app: package com.site; public class MyAppBase {} package com.site.free; import com.site.MyAppBase;
I have this in my build.xml: <target depends=\"build-jar\" name=\"proguard\"> <taskdef resource=\"proguard/ant/task.properties\" classpath=\"tools/proguard4.6/lib/proguard.jar\" />
I have the following code in my application\'s proguard.cfg (and yes, I also have proguard.config=proguard.cfg in build.properties):