My program works fine with Macify without using ProGuard, but loses the OS X integration (e.g command-Q to quit) after I run ProGuard. ProGuard issues several warnings such as:
[proguard] Note: org.simplericity.macify.eawt.DefaultApplication: can't find dynamically referenced class com.apple.cocoa.application.NSApplication
No runtime errors or warnings, though, so not sure where to start debugging. I've added to the ProGuard profile:
-keep public class org.simplericity.macify.
-keep public interface org.simplericity.macify.
But no joy. Any suggestions where to look?
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The class org.simplericity.macify.eawt.DefaultApplication and its inner class ApplicationListenerInvocationHandler seem to perform some reflection (Class#getMethod) to find methods in application listeners and event classes. You then need to preserve the methods of the interfaces involved, with their original names:
Otherwise, are you specifying -dontwarn or -ignorewarnings to let ProGuard ignore some warnings about missing OS X classes? You should then solve the warnings instead, by specifying the OS X java libraries with -libraryjars.
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My program works fine with Macify without using ProGuard, but loses the OS X integration (e.g command-Q to quit) after I run ProGuard. ProGuard issues several warnings such as:
[proguard] Note: org.simplericity.macify.eawt.DefaultApplication: can't find dynamically referenced class com.apple.cocoa.application.NSApplication
No runtime errors or warnings, though, so not sure where to start debugging. I've added to the ProGuard profile:
-keep public class org.simplericity.macify.
-keep public interface org.simplericity.macify.
But no joy. Any suggestions where to look?
The class org.simplericity.macify.eawt.DefaultApplication and its inner class ApplicationListenerInvocationHandler seem to perform some reflection (Class#getMethod) to find methods in application listeners and event classes. You then need to preserve the methods of the interfaces involved, with their original names:
-keepclassmembers interface org.simplericity.macify.eawt.* { <methods>; }Does that help?
Otherwise, are you specifying -dontwarn or -ignorewarnings to let ProGuard ignore some warnings about missing OS X classes? You should then solve the warnings instead, by specifying the OS X java libraries with -libraryjars.