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In a NetBeans Mobility Project I have attached a zip file to the Resources folder,
this zip file contains around 10 .class files.
In my mobility application I am actually using 4 classes from the zip file, however when I compile and build my project the destination jar file seems to contain all the 10 .class files from the zip file.
I had the perception that only class files that are used by the application are compiled into the final jar.
What could be going wrong?
Try using proguard on the jar to automatically remove classes not used by your midlet class.