CTRL + SHIFT + T does nothing for me in Eclipse 3.2 final; and clicking on a .class file just opens the default classfile viewer while I have jadclipse as default.
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I was having the same problem trying to view .class files in the Navigation view, but I realized I could decompile and view them just fine in the Package Explorer view.
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Until now the only way to decompile is to press Ctrl+Shift+T and then browse for the class file..
Isn't there any way to just browse for the class file in the Navigator view, or by clicking File->Open File??
Hi,
The Navigator view works for me. However File->Open File results in an error. I will create a bug report.
Johann
I think it is only possible to decompile class files in jar archives. This works fine. I could not make JADclipse work on pure *.class files.
I mean: Put your example class in a jar file and add it to the project as external jar. Then it should work. It's curious.
Christian
It also seems that it works fine if the class file is within a package. If the file is located in no package, it is not working on my machine.
I hope it helps you!
Same problem and wame workaround with Eclipse 3.2 final.
CTRL + SHIFT + T does nothing for me in Eclipse 3.2 final; and clicking on a .class file just opens the default classfile viewer while I have jadclipse as default.
I was having the same problem trying to view .class files in the Navigation view, but I realized I could decompile and view them just fine in the Package Explorer view.