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Is there any obfuscator java code running on windows 7?

I need obfuscator for Java source code that runs on Windows 7.

Since I plan to release a closed source library in GWT, it really should be an obfuscator that outputs the source code and does not process ready-to-use .class files. The result files must be .java files.

The only obfuscator that is Java-to-Java instead of .class is the "Java Source Code Isfactor" from Semantic Design.

But unfortunately it does not seem to work on Windows 7.

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How to compile it into class files with all selected debugging symbols, and then run the decompiler in the resulting class files? Decompiler example

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Despite the existence of some quality work, I assure you that Java obfuscation will NOT stop anyone who decides to decompile your code. Understand that all you buy is a little time. If they have class files in hand and you want to decompile them, it won't take long before you have the source code.

If you do not trust your client, do not give them class files. Come up with a different solution. More and more companies are switching to services in order to keep the source code in the house and still make their money.

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Most Java source codes are self-excluding; no one can understand them.

There are no effective obfuscators; the stupid things they do do not hold back anyone who decides to steal your code. This is a false market based on false fears. If the threats were real, there would be de-obfuscators sold at a much higher price than obfuscators.

If you really want to confuse your code, do not use meaningless characters, use misleading characters.

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