Installation and use of the Eclipse Class Decompiler--java anti-compile plugin

Jd-eclipse on-line installation and use of anti-compile plugins

Jd-eclipse is a plugin for the Eclipse platform. It allows you to debug all the Java source code, with it, later debugging when the CTRL key can be a key to the end. Here's a brief talk about Eclipse's online installation.

1. Find Jd-eclipse's online installation address on the official website: http://jd.benow.ca/jd-eclipse/update

2. Open the Eclipse->help->install New Software page as follows:

3. Click the Add button, in the popup page Setup Name,location[name can take it yourself, location must be http://jd.benow.ca/jd-eclipse/update] fill it out, the following page appears:

   
   Select->next until finish to complete the installation.

Open Eclipse again, perhaps the default class viewer, at which point you need to set up a class file that is associated with the JD Viewer that we installed.

• Click Window->preference->general->editors->file Associations, locate the *.class file, and then set the class file Editor to the default page as follows:

• Finally we test:
  Find a jar package in any of your projects, such as the JUnit test package, and open it to see if the class file is visible!

Installation and use of the Eclipse Class Decompiler--java anti-compile plugin