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code obfuscation

Asked by nil_dib in Java Programming Language

assume the following situation:

client/server app.
the server holds some objects (lets say from class MyClass) which the client can download. the server than serializes these objects and sends them to the client, where the objetcts will be deserialized ( HENCE CLASS MyClass IS USED IN THE SERVER AND CLIENT PROJECT ).

the problem:
when I obfuscate my code, eg. for the server, than the client can't deserialize the object MyClass,cause MyClass becomes another classname due to the obfuscation.
obfuscate server and client results in different class names (in the server and in the client, eg. on the server MyClass becomes 'a' in the server and 'b' in the client).

How to solve that problem ?
Any suggestions, comments answers are wellcome.

nil_dib

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code obfuscation

Asked by nil_dib in Java Programming Language

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