JD-Eclipse allows developers to view decompiled source code of Java class files directly within the Eclipse environment — without needing an external tool. When you open a .class file or navigate to a class from a dependency (like a JAR), JD-Eclipse automatically decompiles and shows readable Java source code.
public class JD-EclipseExample { public static void main(String[] args) { // Get the JDEclipsePlugin instance JDEclipsePlugin plugin = JDEclipsePlugin.getDefault(); jd-eclipse
After installation, JD-Eclipse becomes the default class viewer — no extra setup required. JD-Eclipse allows developers to view decompiled source code
Here’s a feature overview of , a plug-in for the Eclipse IDE that integrates the JD-Core Java decompiler. Here’s a feature overview of , a plug-in
: It can reconstruct source code from Java 5 and later, including support for annotations, generics, and enums.
// Decompiling a Java class file import jd-gui.JDGui;
Added JD-Eclipse plugin for Java decompilation