Note: Article from: http://www.blogjava.net/wiflish/archive/2006/07/07/46411.html
jadclips Plugin website: http: //jadclipse.sourceforge.net/
a download:
Download plugin:
Download jadclipse_3.1.0.jar version that supports more than eclipse3.1M6
download jadclipse_3.2.0.jar version, this version supports eclipse3.2M3 and eclipse3.2M4.
Download jadclipse_3.2.2.jar version that supports eclipse3.2M5 above.
Download Jad decompiler:
http://www.kpdus.com/jad.html#download, find jad download their own operating system platform in the page. After the download, unzip and copy the file to extract jad.exe% JAVA_HOME% \ BIN directory (which can be placed easily jad.exe, just remember the path like the following to use).
Second, the installation:
1, to directly copy jadclipse_3.1.0.jar% ECLIPSE_HOME% \ plugins directory.
Method 2, use the link installed, establish E: \ eclipse3.1plugins \ jadclipse3.1.0 \ eclipse \ plugins directory structure, the jadclipse_3.1.0.jar into the plugins directory (Note: where E: \ eclipse3.1plugins for you a special place of their own definition of directory plugin). Then create a file in the following jadclipse3.1.0.link% ECLIPSE_HOME% \ links directory (the file name casually taken to ensure that the suffix .link on OK) file which content is:. Path = E: \\ eclipse3.1plugins \\ jadclipse3 .1.0.
Start eclipse, open Window-> Preferences-> Java-> JadClipse, if the eclipse version is JadClipse, check-ins installed version and you do not find the corresponding installation. I installed the eclipse is: eclipse3.1.2
Third, set the parameters:
Start eclipse, open: Window-> Preferences-> Java-> JadClipse .
1, Path to decompiler, set the full path name decompiler jad's here, such as:% JAVA_HOME% \ bin \ jad.exe .
2, Directory for temporary files, temporary files path set here.
As Window-> Preferences-> Java-> Debug, Directives, Formatting, parameter setting Misc directory under the directory JadClipse, not verbose.
four,After the installation is complete, eclipse JadClipse Class File Viewer will be automatically set to the default class file is opened. If there is no default, can be in the Eclipse Windows -> General-> Editors-> File Associations modify "* .class" associated with the default editor for "JadClipse Class File Viewer" -> Perference. After the setup is complete, double-click the * .class file, eclipse will automatically decompile.
Note: The presence of source code for a class, it will not be forced to decompile, which means it will still eclipse comes with a Class File Viewer View class files.
Some practical plug presentations:
http://www.blogjava.net/beansoft/archive/2006/11/22/82765.html
Reproduced in: https: //my.oschina.net/u/2552902/blog/543913