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Does JCloak Obfuscate JDK 1.1.x Bytecode?

April 26, 2017bytecode jcloak JDK obfuscate

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Does JCloak Obfuscate JDK 1.1.x Bytecode?

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Yes. with JDK 1.1, Javasoft made minor changes to the class files to support inner classes. JCloak will safely obfuscate inner classes along with any other classes. JCloak detects compiler-generated or ‘synthetic’ fields and uses of the new reflection API, and automatically excludes the reflected classes from obfuscation. JCloak can support JavaBeans by being instructed to exclude methods and classes matching the design patterns specified in the Java Beans 1.01 API specification. In addition, custom patterns can be specified to accommodate Beans that support introspection via a BeanInfo derived class.