How to install JD – Java decompiler in eclipse:-
1)In eclipse main menu select Help > Install new software…
2)Click on the [Add…] button and input in the pop-up form Name=”JD decompiler”,Location=”http://jd.benow.ca/jd-eclipse/update”; Click on the [Ok] button.
3)Select from the “Work with” drop-down list just created item – JD decompiler…
4)Click on the [Select All] button and click on the [Next >] button.
5)Go through the installation wizard and in the end of it you will need to restart the Eclipse.
That’s it, now you have installed JD decomplier in your Eclipse. But what if JD decompiler doesn’t work? In order to fix this you just need to perform the following steps:
6)In the main menu select Window > Preferences
7)General > Editors > File Associations
8)Select “*.class without source”, add Class File Editor and make it default.
1)In eclipse main menu select Help > Install new software…
2)Click on the [Add…] button and input in the pop-up form Name=”JD decompiler”,Location=”http://jd.benow.ca/jd-eclipse/update”; Click on the [Ok] button.
3)Select from the “Work with” drop-down list just created item – JD decompiler…
4)Click on the [Select All] button and click on the [Next >] button.
5)Go through the installation wizard and in the end of it you will need to restart the Eclipse.
That’s it, now you have installed JD decomplier in your Eclipse. But what if JD decompiler doesn’t work? In order to fix this you just need to perform the following steps:
6)In the main menu select Window > Preferences
7)General > Editors > File Associations
8)Select “*.class without source”, add Class File Editor and make it default.
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