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Hi,
About an year ago I download the trial version of a product available on web that converts .class files to the source code. Somehow my machine crashed and now I don't have the software moreover I forgot the website also. Does anyone know about this. I think it was NJM java bytecode viewer (just a wild guess). I am not able to search it over the web also.

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The Java decompiler that I have used is called JAD and can be downloaded from here : JAD Home Page
If you do a Google search for "Java Decompiler" you will be inundated with options.

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I've used Decafe Pro. As I recall, it worked pretty well.
 
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Thanks for your valuable input.

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I use DJ Java Decompiler (free):
http://members.fortunecity.com/neshkov/dj.html
[ April 25, 2003: Message edited by: Thomas Paul ]

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