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Is there any open source java decompiler for netbeans just like jadclipse for eclipse.

user314362
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    Does anybody use this [NBJad plugin](http://hg.netbeans.org/main/contrib/file/tip/java.tools.nbjad)? – aholub7x Dec 05 '11 at 08:16

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What I do, I decompile the JAR with jd-gui, save all the sources, then create a new library in Tools -> Libraries, and add the new sources zip in the sources tab, job done.

stephane k.
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There is this plugin to integrate JAD into NetBeans, but it unfortunately has not been updated to work in NetBeans 6.8, so it may be of limited value.

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Have at look at http://java.decompiler.free.fr/. I don't know actually if it can be plugged into netbeans but it ships which it's own gui, is capable of loading may jars at a time and allows quick navigation through the classes.

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