Eclipse Class Decompiler--java anti-compile plugin manual configuration method

The Java decompile Plugin has recently been configured on eclipse, but it's not good because my eclipse has been manually configured with a few similar Java decompile Plugins, and when I completely uninstalled the original plug-in and reconfigured it to be configured properly, For the automatic configuration of the Java Decompile plugin, please refer to the blog Eclipse Class Decompiler--java anti-compilation plugin , thanks to moderator Chensuper for sharing. This describes only the process in which I manually configure the plugin.

Plugin offline download address: Http://feeling.sourceforge.net/downloads/org.sf.feeling.decompiler_1.0.2.zip.

The configuration process is as follows: 1. Download the offline plugin 2. Create new Links folder in Eclipse's home directory

This folder is used to store the link addresses of all manually added plugins

3. Create a new Myplugins folder in Eclipse's home directory (e.g.)

For sorting all the plugins

4. Go to the Myplugins folder, To create a new decompiler1.0.2 folder, and create a new Eclipse folder in the decompiler1.0.2 folder, the decompiler1.0.2 folder is the folder where I store the Java anti-compilation plugin, and if the other folders need to be re-built, the name can be taken by themselves, but must be self- You can read it, and the file directory is as follows:

The corresponding directory in My computer is E:\eclipse\myPlugins\decompiler1.0.2\eclipse

5. Open the downloaded offline package and copy the features and plugins files into the new Eclipse folder above

6. Writing the link file

Create a new Decompiler1.0.2.link file in the new Links folder, open it with Notepad, and enter path=e:/eclipse/myplugins/decompiler1.0.2, such as:

Save As you can

Now that the configuration is complete, restart Eclipse.

One of the benefits of manual configuration is that you do not need the plugin to delete the corresponding link file.

For the specific use of the anti-compilation plugin, please refer to chensuper 's share, thank you

Eclipse Class Decompiler--java anti-compile plugin manual configuration method