jdec

jdec is a super handy Java decompiler that makes it easy to break down Java applications by reversing the bytecodes from .class files. It's like having a tool that lets you peek inside those Java files and even try to recreate the original source file!

Easy Compatibility with JDK

This tool works great with the JDK from Sun Microsystems. Just a heads up, the version from GNU doesn't quite do the job right. The best part? There’s no need for installation! You can just save the files wherever you want on your disk and run the executable file straight away.

Decompile Everything or Just What You Need

With jdec, you can decompile an entire Jar file or pick and choose specific parts, like just one class. It’s also cool because you can get two versions of the same class from a Jar file or folder. This program can create JVM instructions for a class file (kind of like Sun's javap), check out exception table info after disassembling a class file, and even look at method names and field data in your class files.

Customizable Syntax Highlighting

The syntax highlighting feature is pretty awesome too! You can customize how keywords, numbers, operators, strings, and annotations look with different colors and effects. Plus, you can update decompile filters whenever needed.

Manage Your Favorites Easily

You can also create and manage a favorites list to keep track of important classes. Want to see the system time? You can show or hide it as you please! jdec even has a built-in function to automatically locate Jar files for you. And if you're into coding, it lets you compile and run your Java apps without any hassle.

If you're excited to try it out, download jdec here!