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Any names used by your jsp will need to be marked as not to be obfuscated.<br />

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Any names used by your jsp will need to be marked as not to be obfuscated.


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Thanks for the reply, will look through all our suggestions.<br />
objects, are you saying that those classes that will be used by JSP, cannot be obfuscated?
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Thanks for the reply, will look through all our suggestions.
objects, are you saying that those classes that will be used by JSP, cannot be obfuscated?

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No, I'm saying any class/method names used by your jsp pages need to be excluded from the obfuscation process.<br />
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eg. if you had:<br />
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&lt;%<br />
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&nbsp; &nbsp;MyClass c = new MyClass();<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;c.doSomething();<br />
%&gt;<br />
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then MyClass and doSomething would need to be left as is.<br />

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No, I'm saying any class/method names used by your jsp pages need to be excluded from the obfuscation process.

eg. if you had:

<%

   MyClass c = new MyClass();
   c.doSomething();
%>

then MyClass and doSomething would need to be left as is.


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Hi,<br />
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If I've obfuscated my java classes into .JAR file, Can the JSP still be able to communicate easily with the Java classes/Beans?<br />
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Which user friendly Obuscator software would you recommend?<br />

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Hi,

If I've obfuscated my java classes into .JAR file, Can the JSP still be able to communicate easily with the Java classes/Beans?

Which user friendly Obuscator software would you recommend?


Can Obfuscated java classes be fully supported by JSP?

Java is a platform-independent, object-oriented programming language and run-time environment, designed to have as few implementation dependencies as possible such that developers can write one set of code across all platforms using libraries. Most devices will not run Java natively, and require a run-time component to be installed in order to execute a Java program.