I found a cool Java Decompiler so i can decompile any .class file only problem is i have to buy it befor i can save or copy the dang code lol
P.S its called Decafe Pro
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I found a cool Java Decompiler so i can decompile any .class file only problem is i have to buy it befor i can save or copy the dang code lol
P.S its called Decafe Pro
Just curious. Have you ever tried the Java Disassembler that comes with the development kit? javap
You are a little late dude. I got one like 4 month ago... just go to download.com and do a search and you will have like 5 programs who can do that...Quote:
I found a cool Java Decompiler so i can decompile any .class file only problem is i have to buy it befor i can save or copy the dang code lol
Java de-compilers have been around for ages. Java class files can be protected from de-compilation by running them through an obfuscator program, such as Crema. See this link for more information: http://www.brouhaha.com/~eric/computers/mocha.htmlQuote:
Originally posted by DaoK
You are a little late dude. I got one like 4 month ago...
[Digital-X-Treme] is right. Java de-compilers have been around for years. Some one posted a big lengthy thread about obfuscator programs such as Crema, which [Digital-X-Treme] is refering to. I think it was CudaBean but if you do a search you will find it. :)
What I found funny is that teacher at school tell us that Java is a secure language...
:o Daok.... I think what your teacher is refering to is security in the context of networking and servers. Not decompilation of compiled files.
well, if you see the source you can do what you want...
But that doesn't help you in a secure environment, because the checksum on the class will be different if you've changed it.
Oh, and security through obscurity is no security at all :p