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Mike Kaufman

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Mike Kaufman started programming in 1973 and is still here.
An attempt to find a suitable Java “Obfuscator” Posted: Aug 27, 2007 1:34 PM
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I've been looking for a Java "obfuscator" tool to provide at least a small degree of protection for some licence-handling methods in my ObMimic product. The tools I found all looked rather dated and inappropriate. I did eventually find a tool that seems adequate, in conjunction with an "@Obfuscatable" annotation to mark the methods that I want it to obfuscate, but I can't help feeling there's scope for someone to come up with a more modern solution, or possibly even re-think the whole concept.

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