Code Obfuscator for any Java Project [closed] - java

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I am searching for Java code obfuscator like the one in Netbeans J2ME Project and in Android Project in Eclipse- to works with any (not only J2ME) Java project in Eclipse and Netbeans.
Is there any plugin or external application , that I am looking for?

If you are also want "string encryption" the Stringer Java Obfuscator has Eclipse Plugin but it is commercial obfuscator: Marketplace Link
N.B. I'm CEO at Licel LLC. Developer of Stringer Java Obfuscator.

ProGuard is the established standard, I guess

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I currently moving to java from PHP.
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