06 March, 2012

Java Decompiler in Jdeveloper

Java Decompiler  is a standalone graphical utility that displays Java source codes of “.class” files.
Below is snapshot of Java Decompiler program

 You can download this program from here

I will illustrate how to use this program as External Tool in Jdeveloper



Integration between Java Decompiler and Jdeveloper
you can add this program to external programs in Jdeveloper and integrate it to open class files located in Jdeveloper

Follow below steps
1-open Tools menu > External Tools..  from Jdeveloper


2-Click New button to add new external program to Jdeveloper

 3-Choose Tool type External Program and then click Next

4-Enetr program path at your machine in program executable and enter ${file.path} in Arguments and click on next

5-You can write name that will be displayed in context menu later for example Java Decompiler and then click next


 6-Check check boxes like the below image and then click next and then Finish
7- Now you can allocate any class file in application navigator and right click it and then choose Java Decompiler from context menu
8- It will open Java Decompiler program and it automatically open source code of UcmClient.class

Mahmoud Ahmed El-Sayed

6 comments:

  1. AndroChef Java Decompiler is available: http://www.neshkov.com/ac_decompiler.html

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  2. Very useful , I had a scenario where I needed to re-engineer code from .ear file in which I had used a Java decompiler.

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  3. Very useful, I even managed to integrate it into JDeveloper 9.0.3.5

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  4. I'm glad that I'm able to say here how much I appreciate your decompiler software. It's _very_ impressive. I was tired of struggling with awkward, amateurish decompilers and I'm so glad to have found your software. Being able to see the source of each file in the right-hand window the instant I select a file as I browse the classes is great! Thanks again!

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