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Here is what I did:

  • Installed Jadclipse plugin for Eclipse 4.*
  • Ran Eclipse with -clean
  • Set the editor for "Class without source" to "Class decompiler viewer" (there were no explicit jad decompiler or the like)
  • Opened a .class file with "Class decompiler viewer"

It still says that "Source not found" and I get the same old...

What could have gone wrong?

If you can point me to a wiki page or something that would be fine since the plugin's wiki is empty and googling for it did not help either.

Adam Arold
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I also installed JadClipse for Eclipse 4.x 4.0.0. I'm using Kepler SR1.

The .class file I'd previously opened still remained "Source not found" so I right clicked on the class in the Project Explorer and selected Open Class With > Jad (Ctrl_Shift-V)

That worked for me. The class file was in a jar referenced in one of my eclipse projects.

If you didn't get the Open Class With > Jad menu then perhaps you should try uninstalling and re-installing?

Hope that helps.

Jim Exception
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Kepler SR2 has two types of options: 1. *.class 2. *.class without source.

Make sure you associate both of them with jad decompiler.

go to preferences --> Editors --> File associations, image attached.

Mukesh Ranjan
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