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I have many external jars inside my Application\WEB-INF\lib

Consider abc.jar as one of my external jar, which i do not want to obfuscate

So can i exclude as like below using filter in my proguard configuration ?

-injars C:\Application\WEB-INF\lib(!abc.jar)

If i do as above for injar option filter means, abc.jar is also getting obfuscated. Please suggest where i am going wrong ? How to avoid obfuscating it ?

Madhusudhan G Revankar
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You should use -injars to specify code that you want to be processed, and -libraryjars to specify underlying code that you want to remain unchanged. Something like this may work:

-injars      C:/Application/WEB-INF/lib/mycode.jar
-libraryjars C:/Application/WEB-INF/lib(!mycode.jar;)

Note the semi-colon between the jar name filter and the (empty) class name filter.

Eric Lafortune
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