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JadClipse 
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Rating: 8.1 (27 Votes) | hits: 2
JadClipse

Version: 3.2.2
Support Eclipse Version: 3.x
License: Commercial
Development Status: Production/Stable
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JadClipse is a plug-in that seamlessly integrates Jad (the fast Java decompiler) with Eclipse. Normally, when opening a class file the Class File Viewer will show a brief API outline of the class. If you install this plug-in, however, the Class File Viewer will be replaced with the JadClipse Class File Viewer that shows the decompiled source of the class. This task is accomplished by decompiling the corresponding class file in the background using Jad. Normal Java syntax highlighting as well as the Outline View are supported.
Added on: 17-May-2006




Last 8 Comments


User: AnonymousRating: 12008-05-03 09:13:44
installation is a horror. the described way doesn't work. The tool - if getting it running - is great. but the way of installation is also a part of a product. And unfortunatelly a lot of developer doesn not know the word usability ....


User: AnonymousRating: 102007-12-24 10:43:45
Very nice plugin, works really fine.


User: AnonymousRating: 102007-12-16 10:53:40
This is a great little plugin for when you just have to see what is going on inside linked class files.


User: AnonymousRating: 92007-12-14 03:39:21
a very good plugin,and the display speed is so fast.


User: AnonymousRating: 92007-11-14 03:07:06
Very nice plugin.


User: AnonymousRating: 92007-08-10 21:22:58
JAD is a very useful tool, and Jadclipse integrates it into Eclipse seamlessly. Awesome plug-in!


User: AnonymousRating: 92007-02-06 17:31:19
This plugin is one that I never knew I was missing until I had it, having inherited a development machine that already had it installed. I was always annoyed with the tiny amount of info in the class file viewer...often times I would run across something that was not well documented and would F3 to get to the source only to be saddened by seeing the interface only, because I hadn't bothered to download source. Now I never download source!


User: AnonymousRating: 92006-08-31 16:51:34
Worked flawlessly and plugged a big hole in eclipse.