[android-developers] Re: Integrating Proguard using recently posted instructions

2010-10-16 Thread jtoolsdev
Hope you aren't still eating candy bars. However, Dan is not a tech writer and the article needs to be a bit more fleshed out. I was stumped similarly to you yesterday until I figured out that to actually obfuscate I had to point to the directory where the proguard jar file was located. This was

[android-developers] Re: Integrating Proguard using recently posted instructions

2010-09-27 Thread Dan Galpin
I only submitted half the fix. My sincere apologies. The file on the website now really does do the correct thing under Windows, and works with external jar files. Thanks for pointing this out and for working with me on this. Cheers, Dan On Sep 27, 4:09 pm, Ryan Mattison wrote: > I downloaded

[android-developers] Re: Integrating Proguard using recently posted instructions

2010-09-27 Thread Ryan Mattison
I downloaded the latest of those two files and was unable to get it to work. Still eating candy bars! Thanks, Ryan On Sep 27, 12:51 pm, Dan Galpin wrote: > In an effort to integrate the change for external libraries, I believe > that I broke building on Windows machines.  I believe that I've >

[android-developers] Re: Integrating Proguard using recently posted instructions

2010-09-27 Thread Dan Galpin
In an effort to integrate the change for external libraries, I believe that I broke building on Windows machines. I believe that I've corrected this problem with the latest version. Let me know if it works for you. Cheers, Dan - Dan Galpin Developer Advocate, Google - The collective minds on th

[android-developers] Re: Integrating Proguard using recently posted instructions

2010-09-27 Thread Ryan Mattison
I'm not quite sure what you mean. I just set up a new Android Eclipse project. Followed the instructions from the Android developers blog post. I get the same exact error. I figured I messed with some Android configuration along the way. Can you be more verbose please? Much appreciated. C:\

Re: [android-developers] Re: Integrating Proguard using recently posted instructions

2010-09-27 Thread Xavier Ducrohet
It looks like you have an add-on that doesn't export a library. Its path is added to the list of library proguard should know about but it's a folder not a jar file. Why are you compiling against an add-on that does not export a library? On Mon, Sep 27, 2010 at 1:37 PM, Ryan Mattison wrote: > I

[android-developers] Re: Integrating Proguard using recently posted instructions

2010-09-27 Thread Ryan Mattison
I still have an issue, please help! add-proguard-release.xml:31 is where it occurs. I'm eating a candy bar every hour until this is resolved! Please save my health [echo] Signing final apk... [signjar] Signing JAR: C:\Android\AndroidWorkspace\GeoTextXandy\Die \bin\Geo t-unsigned.apk

[android-developers] Re: Integrating Proguard using recently posted instructions

2010-09-26 Thread Ryan Mattison
Can't for the life of me get this stuff to work. It looks like it is trying to combine folders or something? [proguard] ProGuard, version 4.5.1 [proguard] Reading input... [proguard] Reading program jar [C:\Android\AndroidWorkspace \GeoTextXandy\Die\ob f\original.jar] [proguard] Reading libr

[android-developers] Re: Integrating Proguard using recently posted instructions

2010-09-22 Thread Fred Grott(Android Expert, http://mobilebytes.wordpress.com)
I would suggest adding BEFORE the libraryjars property, than that property to point to that path.. Okay I will turn in the bug report :) On Sep 22, 5:00 pm, William Ferguson wrote: > The error msg seems to

[android-developers] Re: Integrating Proguard using recently posted instructions

2010-09-22 Thread William Ferguson
The error msg seems to indicate where quite clearly. Line 38 of add-proguard-release.xml is where it is failing. And it is failing because it can't find the admob library and suggest that you include them using "-libraryjars" On Sep 22, 8:18 pm, akatka wrote: > I am integrating Proguard obfus