ProGuard doesn't obfuscate string constants, as mentioned in its FAQ. Its more recent specialized closed-source sibling for Android, DexGuard, provides additional application protection techniques, like string encryption and class encryption.
I have my class ClassMultiPoint with subclasses.
public class ClassMultiPoints
{
public String message;
public List<ClassPoints> data;
public class ClassPoints
{
public String id;
public List<ClassPoint> points;
public class ClassPoint
{
public String speed;
public String bearing;
}
}
}
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Hello I am writing an Android app and I have set up Proguard to obfuscate my application. I however use a classloader to dynamically load different extensions to my application. The problem is that these don't load correctly if their …
I have just used proguard, but classes I am trying to instantiate via reflection are not working.
I have an interface
Algorithm
I pass classes like this
AlgorithmFactory.SomeClassThatExtendsAlgorithmImpl.class
The class is instantiated like this
public ArrayList<Algorithm&…
