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Using "(!.jar;!module-info.class)" at the end of the jmod path as suggested in the examples resulted in the library not being able to be read. Not sure why the example uses that. However, I did get it to work without the "(!.jar;!module-info.class)". Thanks for all of your help Eric. I believe you can close this request. Since the OP didn't specify any libraryjar at all, and Dough and I both incorrectly referrenced our java librarys, I believe it's safe to conclude that the output jars being broken...

Hey there, I've got a public static debug printing method, which I've prompty instructed ProGaurd to assume no side effects for. All was dandy. All calls to the method were being erased, and the method itself was promptly shrunk out of existence. That is, until I referenced it within a method that is invoked by a method that is invoked by a method that is invoked by a method that overrides an implemented library method. So, apparently I can't assumenosideeffects for methods that are in any way invoked...

Hey Eric, what you pointed out was helpful. It seems Doug was referencing the java rt.jar as though it were located on MacOS (I use Mac), rather than Windows, and given the rest of his library references, I'm certain he's using windows, so his rt.jar reference was likely pointing to something nonexistent. Doug try C:\Program Files\Java..etc ensure your library reference is correct. I also realized I was improperly referencing rt.jar; I fixed my reference to 1.8's rt.jar and all of my problems were...

Hey Eric, what you pointed out was helpful. It seems Doug was referencing the java rt.jar as though it were located on MacOS (I use Mac), rather than Windows, and given the rest of his library references, I'm certain he's using windows, so his rt.jar reference was likely pointing to something nonexistent. Doug try C:\Program Files\Java..etc ensure your library reference is correct. I also realized I was improperly referencing rt.jar; I fixed my reference to 1.8's rt.jar and all of my problems were...

Hey Eric, what you pointed out was helpful. It seems Doug was referencing the java rt.jar as though it were located on MacOS (I use Mac), rather than Windows, and given the rest of his library references, I'm certain he's using windows, so his rt.jar reference was likely pointing to something nonexistent. Doug try C:\Program Files\Java..etc ensure your library reference is correct. I also realized I was improperly referencing rt.jar; I fixed my reference to 1.8's rt.jar and all of my problems were...

I am also receiving this error when running progaurd6.0.3 on any code using multi-catch. Simply changing my multi-catch blocks to single catch blocks, and duplicating the code resolves the issue, but it is a serious hinderance. Why has this not been fixed? And still on "works for me" status.

I am also receiving this error when running progaurd6.03 on any code using multi-catch. Simply changing my multi-catch blocks to single catch blocks, and duplicating the code resolves the issue, but it is a serious hinderance. Why has this not been fixed? And still on "works for me" status.

I am also receiving this error when running progaurd on any code using multi-catch. Simply changing my multi-catch blocks to single catch blocks, and duplicating the code resolves the issue, but it is a serious hinderance. Why has this not been fixed? And still on "works for me" status.