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How to use the program.
- Select Open and load your desired class file.
- Double-click the CLASS file you want to decompile.
- Drag-and-drop your desired class file into the NavExpress DJ Java
Decompiler window. NavExpress DJ Java Decompiler supports
drag-and-drop functions for OLE.
- In Windows Explorer the Right mouse-button pop-up menu is available
too.
- To decompile a .JAR file select the .JAR file -> In Windows
Explorer Right mouse-button click -> pop-up menu "Open with..." ->
DJ -> "Archiver" tool -> "Decompile" button. You can also
associate .JAR files with NavExpress DJ Java Decompiler.
You will see the source code
instantly!
Important
Note: When the user copy & paste a .class file (for
example MyClassFile.class) from "Temporary Internet Files" folder to a
standard file folder Windows may suffix (rename) this file. Windows
concatenates the original file name and "[number]" string as the following:
MyClassFile.class --> MyClassFile[1].class. In this case DJ Java
Decompiler will be unable to decompile the suffixed file
MyClassFile[1].class, causing an error: "File access error, or
file not exists. Check all and try again! Possible reasons: the file
MyClassFile[1].class is corrupted".
To solve the problem user needs to
restore the original file name: MyClassFile[1].class -->
MyClassFile.class. Also JAD expects that supplied Java class files are
valid ones, i.e. they can pass The JavaTM Virtual Machine
Specification (JVM) successfully.
This latest release is able to compile,
run, create JAR archives and run applets outside of the context of a
Web browser when JDK is installed.
With NavExpress DJ Java Decompiler you can
decompile more than one Java compiled class file at one
time.
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