On 8/5/06, Anil Philip <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You mentioned "It's not as sophisticated as proguard
that does even remove dead code inside classes."
However Proguard leaves libraries alone. Does your
minijar operate on libraries? eg. commons-net-1.4.jar
Or would I have to build the jar from the original
source?

Not sure what you mean by "However Proguard leaves libraries alone"
...but minijar does work on the jar - no need for the sources. It does
remove unused classes but not methods like proguard does. I personally
found the gain of removing methods too small to justify the effort.
(did a few comparisons)

HTH
--
Torsten

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