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List Of Free Java Decompilers
A list of free Java decompilers.
Posted at 03:59PM Apr 25, 2009 by Adam Bien in General | Kommentare[4]
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List Of Free Java Decompilers
A list of free Java decompilers.
Posted at 03:59PM Apr 25, 2009 by Adam Bien in General | Kommentare[4]
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Rss My book: Real World Java EE - Rethinking Best Practices
Hi Adam,
I live near to Bonn. Is it possible if I could join and participate as a listener?
Thanks
Wolfgang
@Michael,
1. use @Asynchronous (very similar)
2. Use JCA -> even closer
3. Wrap Executor service and inject it as CCI - very[...]
all we need is a standardized 'ThreadPoolManager' returning the appserver's implementation of an ExecutorService ;)
@ALR,
interesting pointer. But in either way it wouldn't be portable. A very lean JCA would also do the job in portable way.
Ex[...]
Note that there are mechanisms around this. In JBossAS for instance, the Application Server makes available a project called "JBoss Threads&[...]
Adam:
Because @Singleton lets you manage your concurrency policy, but not the Thread itself. Imagine the app developer starts a non-daem[...]
@ALR,
absolutely no-no. Never used threads so far in the EJBs. But why not allow them in @Singleton BMC.Bean?
thanks for your c[...]
Interesting discussion.
But to me when you use a container, you surrender the right to runtime services like threading. The idea of EJB [...]
@Michael,
you can absolutely do that - in Servlets, CDI and in JCA. The EJB 3.1 spec does not allow it formally - but it works in most ca[...]
There are several usecases for this as soon you have to solve problems with finer granularity as sessions (or even tasks in general) e.g. computat[...]
another very good decompiler http://java.decompiler.free.fr/
just drop your jars in the window and browse the code
Gesendet von mbien am April 25, 2009 at 04:42 PM CEST #
My best experiences are with JD (link of mbien) as well.
Most (all ?) of the older decompilers linked in the list can't handle JDK5-classes.
Gesendet von stefan hansel am April 25, 2009 at 06:28 PM CEST #
usefull website
Gesendet von Patrick am April 25, 2009 at 06:30 PM CEST #
http://java-source.net/open-source/bytecode-libraries is a nice list of related tools for bytecode manipulation, includes some decompilers as well.
Gesendet von Patrick Wright am April 25, 2009 at 08:17 PM CEST #