How to obfuscate a java based project [closed] - java

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I have created a java based project using Netbeans as an IDE. Now I want to obfuscate my project. How can this be done?

You need to use a source obfuscator.
I have used Zelix Klassmaster in the past and it is pretty good.

I have used RetroGuard and i was really happy with it. The thing I really liked was the ability to use it from my build file, so that I could deploy the project directly obfuscated.

Take a look at proguard - you can integrate it into ANT.

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Upload project in github subfolder [closed]

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I'm a student, so I want to upload all my different java exercises in github. I've got a repository called "OOP" and several subfolders one of them - "Exercises". I am also on Windows using Intellij IDEA.
Is there any way that I can upload my projects into the subfolder "Exercises" by using git?
Thank you so much!
For beginners, I recommand using Github Desktop. You add your files, commit and push using the user interface.

how to start looking into the java project? [closed]

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I have recently join a team in an organization. they have assign me a project. now I have the project source code build in GWT and Java. I have imported the project in my eclipse. Now I can not figure out how to start looking into it as it contains so many packages and java files.
Firstly you should understand what your code does in terms of business cases, and then high-level analyze it, without spending tons of time trying to figure out why each line of code is written, and when you will get it, life will become easier

Synchronice folder in java. so which jar is required for it [closed]

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I have to make app using java technology and it should work same as drop box is working. So can you suggest how to start or which jar is required for it?
From the question it looks like you are new to Java. So your best bet would be to use an existing library to do the sync. Java is often not considered the ideal choice for file intensive tasks due to performance issues.
eg:
http://jfilesync.sourceforge.net/
Also see this: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2283958/java-folder-synchronisation-class-library

How to create program dependence graph in java [closed]

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I am trying to generate slice of the program in java and need a way to generate program dependence graph of the program in java, please help me to generate program dependence graph. I have tried JFlex I dont know it is right or not,but it did generate DFA and NDFA. but I dont understand how it works, if you ever used it please comment.
If you are using maven try dependency plugin: mvn depedency:tree
I'm using IVY with ANT, you can simply put in the build.xml this line
<ivy:report graph="false">
It will generate an html file with the summary of the dependencies.
If you want remove graph="false" of course ;)
here the documentation
http://ant.apache.org/ivy/history/2.1.0/use/report.html

What type of Java Project is Netflix-Graph [closed]

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Java has various project types and the worse thing is that I'm a newbie in Java.
Netflix hosts a open-source project on GitHub: github.com/Netflix/netflix-graph/.
I want to know which kind/type of project it is ? Console, EE, or ....?
Also, how can such projects be created or any reference to better analogy of various project types ?
It is a library which you can include in your Java project to work with graphs. As such, it is similar in "type" as a JSON parser or an HTTP client library.
It is not an application that you run by itself.
It does not seem to have any special dependencies, so that you can probably use it in all kinds of Java applications, most likely even on Android.

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