I used JAD to decompile a .class file and change it to a .jad file so that i could edit it in notepad, how would i now convert it to .class so that that it could be compiled back into my .jar project.
And if this is not possible, could someone direct me toward a program that could convert a .class file into text that is decipherable so that i could edit it and compile it back into my .jar project?
as you can tell i am new to this so please take it easy on flaming the hell out of me.
jad files
Started by imlou, Jun 26 2008 03:44 PM
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#1
Posted 26 June 2008 - 03:44 PM
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#2
Posted 27 June 2008 - 05:34 AM
I have little idea what you're talking about. My only suggestion would be to use and IDE:
Welcome to NetBeans
www.eclipse.org/
You will find it immensely easier to write programs with either of these.
Welcome to NetBeans
www.eclipse.org/
You will find it immensely easier to write programs with either of these.
#3
Posted 27 June 2008 - 05:39 AM
I think you shall check the parameters your passing to JAD.
I remember I used JAD once, and I used to end up with a .jad-file too, but after checking the parameters I came up with solution to output as pure Java-files. I can't remember the parameters anymore, but I think you shall check the parameters, and eventually a tutorial.
I remember I used JAD once, and I used to end up with a .jad-file too, but after checking the parameters I came up with solution to output as pure Java-files. I can't remember the parameters anymore, but I think you shall check the parameters, and eventually a tutorial.


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