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Java Decompiler for Eclipse kepler

I have tried both JadClipse and JD-Eclipse plugin but none seems to work every time I open a class file It says "Source not found".

Both my *.class and *.class(without source) are by default set to 'JD-Eclipse' but it doesn't seem to work, Has anyone else tried this or both these plugins are deprecated now?

Below is my environment:

Eclipse: Kepler JDK: 7

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Anirudh Avatar asked Dec 08 '13 03:12

Anirudh


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You may also want to use Java decompilers in the cloud, no installation, no Eclipse required: http://www.javadecompilers.com/

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Andrew Rukin Avatar answered Oct 14 '22 10:10

Andrew Rukin