Jad is a Java anti-compilation tool that is executed on the command line and the deserialized source file is highly readable. Unfortunately it is not very convenient to use. Okay
find the plugin under Eclipse, called Jadclipse, and after installation, just double-click the. class file to see the source file, including the Jar
the class file in the package, or you can decompile it directly.
Download jad1.5.8g Jadclipse_3.3.jar
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previously shared on the network to install the Jad plugin method in the Myeclipse10 is not very good, the landlord is only slightly modified above them.
Close MyEclipse First
1, download jad1.5.8g download after the decompression. Copy Jad.exe to a custom folder after decompression: I use d:/jad/jad.exe here.
2. Download Jadclipse_3.3.jar
3 Open D:\MyEclipse\MyEclipse 10\dropins The Eclipse folder is not in the default, create the Eclipse folder first and then set up subfolders features and plugins respectively Then copy the downloaded Net.sf.jadclipse_3.3.0.jar (which is already in the Jadclipse folder after the download is complete) to the Plugins folder
4 then restart MyEclipse
Configure Jadclipse: Open MyEclipse windows-->perference-->java-->jadeclpse set path to Decompiler for Jad.exe Jad/jad.exe
specify the path to the temporary file in directory for temporary files such as: D:\MyEclipse\MyEclipse 10\temp
in Eclipse's windows-->perference-->general->editors->file associations, modify the default associated editor for "*.class" to " Jadclipse Class File Viewer "
5, the installation is complete, double-click the class file, eclipse will automatically decompile.
MyEclipse add anti-compile plugin (pro-test active)
