ClassViewer
ClassViewer is 100% pure Java(TM) application. It allows for viewing all methods, fields, string constants, referred classes of a Java(TM) class. It is very useful in situations where source code is not available or in order to verify a class structure. ClassViewer can load classes from;local file system, from JAR or zip files or download over the web. It provides integration mechanisms with decompilers allowing one click decompilation of a class file.
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Supported Technologies
AIX,
HP/UX,
Linux,
Macintosh,
OS/2 Warp,
OS/400,
Solaris/Sun OS,
Windows 95/98/ME,
Windows XP/2000/NT
Software
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Other
free
classviewer@vegatech.net
Additional Product Information
ClassViewer is a 100% pure Java application intended to view;methods, fields, string constants, referred classes and referred;methods defined in the Java(tm) class file. ClassViewer becomes;useful when the source code is not available or as a verification and;troubleshooting tool. Classes can be either locally stored or;downloaded from the web site. ;Features ;The strategic information embedded into class file can be easily;viewed and verified. ClassViewer lists all the methods and;fields, string constants, referred classes and referred methods. ;One click browsing into any referred class, even if the class is;in the zip or jar file. ;String constants, class names, method and field names in the;class can be modified. ;Integration with decompilers. ;Provided more than one decompiler is installed, then one can;compare the source code generated by each decompiler. ;Technical information ;ClassViewer is written in Java(tm) and therefore works in any;platform where Java(tm) is supported. To use it, Java(tm) Virtual;Machine has to be available. It can be downloaded from JavaSoft;site. You need the JDK version 1.1.* at the minimum. For;decompilation, the Java(tm) Decompiler (Mocha) has to be installed;and added to the CLASSPATH. Other decompilers could be used;also, but they may require a special setup. ClassViewer can use more;than one decompiler at a time. In this case all the decompilers are;utilized and the resulting source code is displayed appropriately;marked.