decompiling

I've used DJ Java Decompiler , which has a handy GUI, but it seems as if the latest version is only a trial and forces you to purchase the software after some period of days (I recall using an earlier free version about a year ago at a previous job). I'm aware of Jad and Jadclipse, but what I loved about DJ Java Decompiler was that it integrated with Windows Explorer - so I could simply open up a JAR in something like WinRAR, navigate thru the packages, and double-click on a .class file to view it's decompiled source. Can anyone suggest other good, free, .class viewers? The criteria I have in

Someone just sent me a decompile of a program into C. It was a very good decompile, producing nice, mostly readabe C code (if you overlook the fact that none of the variables or functions had a human-readable name) that mostly looked like it would actually compile. There was one big problem, though. I happen to know that the program he was decompiling was written in Delphi, which is full of concepts that are difficult to translate into C. But I was really impressed by the decompiler's output, and it made me wonder. Is there anything that can do that for Delphi? The best decompiling tool I've

I want to change .class file's method. I installed JD Eclipse Decompiler and opened the .class file. I added some codes and save .class file. But, .class file is not changing. I don't know how to use decompiler. And if is it possible, how to change .class file without using decompiler. I am using Ubuntu. Regards EDIT: Here is my decompiled code: /* */ package org.hibernate.id; /* */ /* */ import java.io.Serializable; /* */ import java.sql.ResultSet; /* */ import java.sql.SQLException; /* */ import java.util.HashMap; /* */ import java.util.Properties; /* */ import org.apache.commons.logging.Log

In my Java development I have had great benefit from the Jad/JadClipse decompiler. It made it possible to know why a third-party library failed rather than the usual guesswork. I am looking for a similar setup for C# and Visual Studio. That is, a setup where I can point to any class or variable in my code and get a code view for that particular class. What is the best setup for this? I want to be able to use the usual "jump to declaration/implementation" that I use to navigate my own code. It doesn't have to be free, but it would be a bonus if it was. It should support Visual Studio 2008 or

IDEA has a great built-in feature - decompiler. It works great.I can copy source code, but I cannot find option to extract all decompiled java classes to java files. This project has a lot of java classes and packages, so I will be to long to copy this manually. Does anyone know how to extract to java source files. Thx nicordesigns To use the IntelliJ Java decompiler from the command line for a jar package follow the instructions provided here: https://github.com/JetBrains/intellij-community/tree/master/plugins/java-decompiler/engine As of August 2017 and IntelliJ V2017.2, the accepted answer

I know this question is similar to another question in stackoverflow. But it doesnt same. I want to modify initcomponents method because I have old version source code of my jar file , and I have my new jar file(source code is deleted by mistakenly) I decompile my new jar and I got source but I didnot paste it on old version. Because it does not give permission. And the other problem is my .java class has form page too. And when I decompile my jar file I didnot see the myclass.form file.How can I get it back by decompile the code and how can I paste it my old source code. Thanks. Because you

I am doing work for a client who has lost the source code for one of their VB.Net WinForms applications. The assembly they have is not obfuscated at all. I am trying to recover as much of the source as I can as C# source and have tried several tools for decompiling assemblies, including Reflector, ILSpy and JustDecompile (all the latest versions), but they all produce code with a huge number of errors in them. Because of the large number of errors in the generated code, I am going to ask about the specific errors (in different questions), hopefully to get more directed answers and in this way

I have a project that I am trying to fix from a guy that left (let go) from my company. He has violated every fundamental principle of software engineering, not using source control, not backing up the source before you make more changes, etc. etc. I need to make changes to an application that is in the field and I don't have the original source code, but I have an executable. What I need is a decompiler that will decompile a Visual Studio 6 C++ application and provide me with some type of source code. Anyone got any ideas..... Well there's the Decompiler from Hex-Rays: http://www.hex-rays.com

Is there a way to disassemble Pro*C/C++ executable files? Kosi2801 In general there should be disassemblers available for executables, regardless how they have been created (gcc, proC, handwritten, etc.) but decompiling an optimized binary most probably leads to unreadable or source. Also, Pro C/C++ is not directly a compiler but outputs C/C++ code which then in turn is compiled by a platform native compiler (gcc, xlc, vc++, etc.). Furthermore the generated code is often not directly compilable again without lots of manual corrections. If you still want to try your luck, have a look at this