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Thanks for your answer. How should the -libraryjars command line be specified when all the libraries are located in ${libs} and certain packages from certain jars need to be excluded. Within the ProGuard documentation I'm not able to find how to do so.

Is this also true if you have multiple jar within ${libs} of which you want to exclude classes? E.g. -libraryjars ${libs}(file1-.jar;!pagckage1/) -libraryjars ${libs}(file2-*.jar;!package2/) -libraryjars ${libs}(file3-.jar;!package3/**) Currently it looks like ProGuard only respects those jares and ignores the others within ${libs}.

Hi, I'm using ProGuard 5.2.1 along with Ant. I'd like to apply filters for certain jars like -libraryjars ${libs}/commons-beanutils-.jar(!org/apache/commons/collections/*) Unfortunatelly "commons-beanutils-*.jar" seems not to work. If I use the full path it works: -libraryjars ${libs}/commons-beanutils-1.8.3.jar(!org/apache/commons/collections/**) In order to increase maintainability I'd like to reference beanutils jar without the version number. Otherwise I need to update the build script every...

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