Obfuscate multiple jars compiled from different versions of Java with yguard
I am having an issue while obfuscating jars in an installer.
There are multiple jars (which are obfuscated using yguard)being used to create an izpack.
When all the jars are compiled on Oracle's jre, they don't give an issue.
However, when I am using certain jars which have been compiled using openJDK.
Parsing error occurs while reading through build.xml (comes when it encounters entry of openJDK compiled jar)
My question are
- Is it neccessary for all the jars to be compiled with same version of java ?(all the jars of openJdk or Oracle's jre)
- Does yguard has a restriction on Oracle's jre?
Is there any other approach to the problem? Since, I need it to be working with certain openJDK compiled jars in combination with Jre compiled jars.
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I am having an issue while obfuscating jars in an installer.
There are multiple jars (which are obfuscated using yguard)being used to create an izpack.
When all the jars are compiled on Oracle's jre, they don't give an issue.
However, when I am using certain jars which have been compiled using openJDK.
Parsing error occurs while reading through build.xml (comes when it encounters entry of openJDK compiled jar)
My question are
- Is it neccessary for all the jars to be compiled with same version of java ?(all the jars of openJdk or Oracle's jre)
- Does yguard has a restriction on Oracle's jre?
Is there any other approach to the problem? Since, I need it to be working with certain openJDK compiled jars in combination with Jre compiled jars.
linux java
edited Jan 4 at 10:10
Seth
6,19311128
asked Jan 4 at 9:37
user980828user980828
1
Does it work if you don't obfuscate using yguard?
– Mokubai♦
Jan 4 at 11:22
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I am having an issue while obfuscating jars in an installer.
There are multiple jars (which are obfuscated using yguard)being used to create an izpack.
When all the jars are compiled on Oracle's jre, they don't give an issue.
However, when I am using certain jars which have been compiled using openJDK.
Parsing error occurs while reading through build.xml (comes when it encounters entry of openJDK compiled jar)
My question are
- Is it neccessary for all the jars to be compiled with same version of java ?(all the jars of openJdk or Oracle's jre)
- Does yguard has a restriction on Oracle's jre?
Is there any other approach to the problem? Since, I need it to be working with certain openJDK compiled jars in combination with Jre compiled jars.
linux java
edited Jan 4 at 10:10
Seth
6,19311128
asked Jan 4 at 9:37
user980828user980828
1
I am having an issue while obfuscating jars in an installer.
There are multiple jars (which are obfuscated using yguard)being used to create an izpack.
When all the jars are compiled on Oracle's jre, they don't give an issue.
However, when I am using certain jars which have been compiled using openJDK.
Parsing error occurs while reading through build.xml (comes when it encounters entry of openJDK compiled jar)
My question are
- Is it neccessary for all the jars to be compiled with same version of java ?(all the jars of openJdk or Oracle's jre)
- Does yguard has a restriction on Oracle's jre?
Is there any other approach to the problem? Since, I need it to be working with certain openJDK compiled jars in combination with Jre compiled jars.
linux java
linux java
edited Jan 4 at 10:10
Seth
6,19311128
asked Jan 4 at 9:37
user980828user980828
1
edited Jan 4 at 10:10
Seth
6,19311128
asked Jan 4 at 9:37
user980828user980828
1
edited Jan 4 at 10:10
Seth
6,19311128
edited Jan 4 at 10:10
Seth
6,19311128
edited Jan 4 at 10:10
Seth
6,19311128
6,19311128
asked Jan 4 at 9:37
user980828user980828
1
asked Jan 4 at 9:37
user980828user980828
1
asked Jan 4 at 9:37
user980828user980828
1
1
Does it work if you don't obfuscate using yguard?
– Mokubai♦
Jan 4 at 11:22
add a comment |
Does it work if you don't obfuscate using yguard?
– Mokubai♦
Jan 4 at 11:22
Does it work if you don't obfuscate using yguard?
– Mokubai♦
Jan 4 at 11:22
Does it work if you don't obfuscate using yguard?
– Mokubai♦
Jan 4 at 11:22
add a comment |
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Does it work if you don't obfuscate using yguard?
– Mokubai♦
Jan 4 at 11:22