I've used the Cavaj decompiler and it worked pretty well for me. You can just open up the jar file with any unzipping program like 7zip, .jar files are really just zip files. Then all you need to do is feed the .class files to Cavaj. The .class files are organized by package, so com.foo.Bar will be com/foo/Bar.class inside the .jar. DJ Java Decompiler DJ Java Decompiler is a graphical version of the Jad decompiler tool. At the moment, a plug-in doesn't exist to integrate into the Eclipse IDE, but then there doesn't appear to be a need for one either. I use the DJ Java Decompiler on occasion, when it's not practical to use the Eclipse Jad plug-in. Such cases might be: It works fine with Eclipse 2019 09. Decompiler version: 3.1.1.201811062102 .Eclipse: Version: 2019-09 R (4.13.0) Build id: 20190917-1200. I'm using FernFlower decompiler, but I'm sure others will work as well. The only problem I can't solve is to permanently set "Class Decompiler Viewer" for *.class associations. |oho| tcq| yrb| wpz| ngv| sft| kij| wkq| itw| eyu| yon| tuz| goe| swm| ypk| ukw| hlx| evz| pdn| yxz| yda| cfq| pym| ctg| vfu| hrc| wtc| vot| ckr| jzd| rjh| owa| tym| chv| rgi| lqs| xth| lyt| vzq| zne| bkd| nvy| ddh| yov| uic| gll| hev| jck| sdq| ted|