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#53 Limit of 28 classes

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2004-08-30
2004-08-25
Peter
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I'm developing J2ME applications on Eclipse and looks like
i've found a limitation on the number of classes
supported by the Proguard: 28 (A-Z, including the inner
classes). The application used to run without problems
until now, but the number of classes has grown and now
I receive a NoClassDefFoundError. I've tried to add some
dummy classes to verify this problem, and when I open
the obfuscated jar file it still contains 28 classes (a non-
obfuscated contains 33).
Is there any workaround on this? All the classes in the
obfuscated jar are on /, and not on the subdirectories
they should be. Is this also correct?

Related

Bugs: #489

Discussion

  • Eric Lafortune

    Eric Lafortune - 2004-08-25
    • priority: 5 --> 1
    • assigned_to: nobody --> lafortune
    • status: open --> open-invalid
     
  • Eric Lafortune

    Eric Lafortune - 2004-08-25

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    You are probably working on Windows, on which
    case-insensitivity of the file system causes similarly named
    class files to overwrite each other. Please have a look at
    the Troubleshooting section of the manual for a simple
    workaround.

     
  • Eric Lafortune

    Eric Lafortune - 2004-08-30
    • status: open-invalid --> closed-invalid
     

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