Uncover the source of the mystery, so that the source from nowhere to hide

Before we begin, I would like to ask you what kind of anti-compilation software is used in development???

In the development process, we always want to look at the source code of the class, and then hold down the CTRL, in the class you want to see the mouse lightly, the reality presented in front of us is cruel.

It's as depressing as the picture shows. Momentary despair ... Tears ran with wood ...

OK, we can use the anti-compilation software to view the source code. LZ always use is jd-gui.exe. But it is not convenient to have wood ...

Each time you have to throw the jar that you want to decompile into the Jd-gui.exe visual interface to execute. Cannot view directly in MyEclipse ...

How good it would be to be able to view the corresponding class source information directly in the MyEclipse ... From user experience to development efficiency is perfect ...

Have the idea to dare to try ... The result is still very friendly ... There are really such anti-compilation plugins in MyEclipse ...

LZ by the Sunday break, the last week just found a anti-compilation plug-in (Jadclipse) to share to you garden friends ...

Before the use of this plugin before this post as the past ... The unused garden friends hope to be able to help you through this plugin ...

I believe you will like this plug-in, because of him, the source of this thing is handy ...

Not much nonsense to say,, Stew immediately take you to explore the ...

　　　　

　　　　Uncover the source of the mystery, so that the source from nowhere to hide.

Anti-compilation plugin go a wave, do not like to spray civilized stroll the garden

1. Download the jar file first: Net.sf.jadclipse_3.3.0.jar Download

2. Place the jar file Net.sf.jadclipse_3.3.0.jar in the MyEclipse installation directory myeclipse 10\dropins\plugins

　　Watch it. :

After putting the jar pack out, open the MyEclipse and see if there is jadclipse in Window-preferences-java .

If so, take the 3rd step directly ...

If not, create a new plugins folder under the MyEclipse installation directory, and then move the jar package to the Plugins folder.

Note: At this point, the myeclipse 10\plugins folder is placed under the myeclipse 10\dropins\plugins folder.

　　　　　　　　Plugins and Dropins are sibling directories

　　　　

3. Download the Anti-compilation tool Jad Download

4, compressed package file decompression, the executable file Jad.exe extracted to their own custom directory, LZ put him in the D-Disk under the D:\jad.exe

　　　　

5, open the MyEclipse. Path to Decompiler in Window-preferences-java-jadclipse a jad.exe-populated storage directory

Mine is D:\jad.exe.

6, yes, it is so simple ... Jad anti-compile plug-in installation complete ... Now you can view the source code in the MyEclipse ...

From then on mother no longer worry I can not see the source ... No longer do not want to see the source and worry about ...

Some things are very simple, but you do not know his existence, and can not let him bring you the value of his existence ...

Plug-ins exist to make development more agile, more efficient, and more so that the source code is no longer so mysterious ...

　

Uncover the source of the mystery, so that the source from nowhere to hide