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I have a implemented a Webview which takes use of JavascriptInterface. It's working fine when not obfuscating, but at once Proguard is active, it does not work. I've looked here at other answers, but i still can't get it working. Some of the WebView class: public class Activity_Webview { private WebView webView; public void onCreate(Bundle savedInstanceState) { super.onCreate(savedInstanceState); webView = (WebView) findViewById(R.id.webview); webView.getSettings().setJavaScriptEnabled(true); webView.addJavascriptInterface(new JavaScriptInterface (), "HTMLOUT"); webView.setWebViewClient

Reading the docs on proguard . . . android docs I'm supposed to have a ProGuard.cfg as it says... "When you create an Android project, a proguard.cfg file is automatically generated in the root directory of the project. " If I google the issue there are answers all over the place most of them saying to modify a file that starts with a warning not to modify the file. Are the docs out of date? How to I get this enabled for release builds? thanks, Gary If you're using ADT 17 or newer , the documentation is slightly inaccurate. The generated file is proguard-project.txt and will be in the root

I am currently attempting to obfuscate a series of libraries. My base library, which contains several classes and methods that use type parameters, is unusable by other code due to the type parameters being removed by Proguard obfuscation. Eliminating the obfuscation removes these issues. I have read through all of the ProGuard usage documents, examples, and troubleshooting, but have been unable to find any documentation on how to deal with type parameters or which aspect of ProGuard strips the type parameters. Constructor Type Parameter Issue: Library 1 contains the following class: public

I have seen many posts about how to obfuscate an Android application (.apk file) using ProGuard in Eclipse. Also see http://developer.android.com/guide/developing/tools/proguard.html : "When you build your application in release mode, either by running ant release or by using the Export Wizard in Eclipse, the build system automatically checks to see if the proguard.config property is set. If it is, ProGuard automatically processes the application's bytecode before packaging everything into an .apk file ." But in case of exporting an Android project in a .jar file using Eclipse Export Wizard,

I would be now publishing my first app on Google play store. I have already compressed images used in my app. And I have some questions regarding the app size. If the size of app is less that 2 MB then there are less chances that user will uninstall the app, is my this statement true for apps belonging to education field ? However, When I see my apk file in windows it shows 3.10 MB but when it gets installed in device as viewed from App info it shows: Total............................8.68 MB App..............................7.02 MB USB storage app..................0.00 B Data..................