Re: Optimization

Jar files can be opened with whatever zip utility you use.  Just unzip it to
a directory and delete any file it doesn't need.  This is usually the
manifest file and META-INF directory.  From there, just include it into your
jar like you would any other resource.



On 9/10/07, [email protected] <
[email protected]> wrote:
>
> Hello, programmers.
>
> I read an article about optimizations and the article stated that one
> should NOT put source into a package well that was easy enough to do.
> However, it also went on to suggest that one should remove third party
> libraries from their packages rather than just dump it into the project. How
> do I do this? I am using "kXml2" parser and I can't see how to unjar it and
> remove it from it's package unless I get the source code and do it manually.
> I did notice that when my source was in a package Proguard automatically
> removed everything, but the midlet class, from package but according to the
> article all elements of the package need to be eliminated.
>
> The reasoning behind this is that java generates a lot of overhead when
> handling classes that are part of a package.
>
> Any suggests on how to remove 3rd party libraries from their packages?
>
> Thanks,
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> JavaME (J2ME), Java, C & C# Developer
> CV: http://docs.google.com/Doc?id=dt6fqcn_51dn8gds
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