Java Class Information Extractor / News: Recent posts

jclassinfo source is no longer managed in CVS. See http://sourceforge.net/svn/?group_id=74004 on how to access the svn repository

jclassinfo 0.19.1 and libjclass 0.4.1 have been released.
This is a minor bugfix release that fixes the find-class functionality.

jclassinfo 0.19 and libjclass 0.4 have been released. This release features support for manifest files and improved xml output.

The zip for Win32 now includes development files for writing libjclass applications using mingw.

This release has not receive as much testing as I would like, so even though I believe there are no major bugs some might have slipped through the cracks.

jclassinfo 0.18 and libjclass 0.3 have been released. This release features (preliminary) XML output and faster recursive dependencies detection.
libjclass now supports custom classloaders and provides functions for reading jar files.

For more details see the changelog and release notes at:
http://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?release_id=193552

jclassinfo 0.17 and libjclass 0.2 have been released. This release fixes some bugs that caused jclassinfo to crash in certain cases, so it is highly recommended.
For more details see the changelog and release notes at:
http://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?release_id=165609

jclassinfo 0.16 and libjclass 0.1 have been released. jclassinfo now features recursive dependencies and all options work for multiple classes. libjclass has several new functions. For more details see the changelog and release notes at http://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?release_id=161800

jclassinfo 0.15 and libjclass 0.0 have been released. What is libjclass? All the core functionality of jclassinfo has been moved to a shared library which is called libjclass. Other than that there are no other major changes from the last release.

For a summary of the changes see the release notes.

jclassinfo 0.14 has been released. This is a bug-fix release with several fixes on the disassembly code. For more information see the release notes and the changelog.

jclassinfo 0.13 has been released. This version features jar archives support and two minor bug fixes. For more information see the release notes.

jclassinfo 0.12 has been released. This is a highly recommended update. It fixes a crash with class names and two big memory leaks.

jclassinfo 0.11 has been released. This is a bug-fix release. The bugs fixed affected reporting of array classes. Also, a warning is emmited when using options that are ignored (for multiple classes).

jclassinfo 0.10 has been released. This version features dependency report for sets of classes. What this means is that if you specify more than one class you will get what they depend on except dependencies on each other.

jclassinfo 0.9 has been released. This is the first release that supports class names as well as filenames. You could either set the CLASSPATH or use the --classpath option. Jar archives are not supported for now.

jclassinfo 0.8 has been released. This release has big changes in the design of the program, but there are not many visible changes. See the release notes for more details.

jclassinfo 0.7 has been released. This version features extraction for debugging information and a few minor bug fixes.

jclassinfo 0.6 has been released. There are no changes except the improvement of the disassembler output.

jclassinfo 0.5 has been released. This version features code disassembly for methods as well as a fix for a minor bug in printing character constants.

This time there is a new feature. You can change which fields/methods are printed with the visibilty option.

Minor update which fixes multi-dimensional array reporting.

Thanks to the excellent mingw32 cross-compiler a win32 executable is now provided.

A minor update with mostly internal changes. The only visible change is that floating point constants are printed instead of "N/A".

This is the first public release. It is rough around the edges, but it is usable and pretty much everything works.