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i have class files in class folder. but i have no java files.
but i want to modify the java files which are related to
class files . how ?
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Answer / geetha
Javassist (Java programming assistant) is a load-time
reflective system for Java. It is a class library for
editing bytecodes in Java; it enables Java programs to
define a new class at runtime and to modify a class file
before the JVM loads it. Unlike other similar systems,
Javassist provides source-level abstraction; programmers
can modify a class file without detailed knowledge of the
Java bytecode. They do not have to even write an inserted
bytecode sequence; Javassist instead can compile a fragment
of source text on line (for example, just a single
statement). This ease of use is a unique feature of
Javassit against other tools.
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Answer / ramesh
Use JAD decompiler tool.Available on on net.Run Jad in dos
window.It will show help lines.
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Answer / guest
Using java decompiler tool???May be that is an answer.
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Answer / guest
we can use the gel tool where we can modify class file
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Answer / ravikiran.chd
use java decompiler and find out which source belongs to
which class
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