I believe I've got it properly installed - I can pull up the Windows->Preferences->Java->Jadclipse dialog, for example.
I took an existing project and copied over a class file from its actual directory to a new "package" that I created, called "jadTest".
I modified the .class extension to have the Jadclipse editor as default, and it does show up before Class File Viewer on the list.
I doubleclick on the .class file and I still get the standard Class File Viewer.
I am using Eclipse 3.1.0 and Jadclipse 3.1 and jad v1.5.8f.
A couple of questions. I tried to remove the Class File Viewer from the extension and couldn't. When you select it the "Remove" button doesn't become ungreyed. Is this normal?
Also, just to see if I could get it to break in a different way, I tried changing the path to the decompiler in the preferences dlg, and I get the same result. I've tried the jad decompiler from the command line and that produces a .jad file which looks like appropriate java.
Lastly, I've tried bringing up eclipse from the command line with the "-clean" option, since I've seen online that that seems to clear up certain problems.
Any ideas?
(Thanks in advance.)
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Another important thing to keep in mind:you have to Add the to-be-decomplied class files to your project: 1.open the properties of your project 2.Java Build Path-->Libraries--->add external jars
If you just importthe to-be-decomplied class files,you will likely to get the following infomation: "Source not found.There is no source file attached to the class file."
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I believe I've got it properly installed - I can pull up the Windows->Preferences->Java->Jadclipse dialog, for example.
I took an existing project and copied over a class file from its actual directory to a new "package" that I created, called "jadTest".
I modified the .class extension to have the Jadclipse editor as default, and it does show up before Class File Viewer on the list.
I doubleclick on the .class file and I still get the standard Class File Viewer.
I am using Eclipse 3.1.0 and Jadclipse 3.1 and jad v1.5.8f.
A couple of questions. I tried to remove the Class File Viewer from the extension and couldn't. When you select it the "Remove" button doesn't become ungreyed. Is this normal?
Also, just to see if I could get it to break in a different way, I tried changing the path to the decompiler in the preferences dlg, and I get the same result. I've tried the jad decompiler from the command line and that produces a .jad file which looks like appropriate java.
Lastly, I've tried bringing up eclipse from the command line with the "-clean" option, since I've seen online that that seems to clear up certain problems.
Any ideas?
(Thanks in advance.)
My situation is very similar with yours,
I have the same problem.
from: shenkai@mail.ustc.edu.cn
from: http://jroller.com/page/vooti/20040715
Another important thing to keep in mind:you have to Add the to-be-decomplied class files to your project: 1.open the properties of your project 2.Java Build Path-->Libraries--->add external jars
If you just importthe to-be-decomplied class files,you will likely to get the following infomation: "Source not found.There is no source file attached to the class file."