Steven Arzt

You have two possibilities to get started. 1) You can use the FlowDroid command-line tool, which is located in the ``soot-infoflow-cmd`` project. There is main class that you can simply...

The ``cmdInfoflow`` is a super outdated class. I'd rather not use it. We might even remove it in the future.

Firstly, you don't need to call ``loadNecessaryClasses`` when running FlowDroid. I'm not sure whether this leads to any issues, but it's definitely unnecessary, so better remove it. FlowDroid generates a...

I would just give it a try with the current Soot version. I can't remember any huge interface changes, so your code should still compile unless you are doing some...

Thanks for letting us know. I'd rather not upload those older version to Maven Central, because this would require us to reconstruct the POM files across the entire chain of...

That's strange. We run continuous builds and these builds run just fine. What was your command line for the compilation? Did you use the ``clean`` target to ensure that there...

You can also just use the most recent version from the "develop" branch. However, for this development version, you also need to build Soot from the current development branch because...

Can you please provide your precise source/sink definitions? How did you specify your sources and sinks? Did you create your own ``SourceSinkManager``, did you use the XML format for defining...

The purpose of the taint wrapper is to provide an abstraction over API methods. You don't need to put any methods from your target app into the definition file. Aside...

I built a small test application with the same ``ContentResolver`` on which FlowDroid finds the leak just fine. I hope that we see things clearer if you fix your command...