There are java decompiler's out there. I have played with one a few years
ago, I don't remember its name but would recommend doing a search on Java
Decompilers.
Jim G.
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Subject: Get source code from .class
> Hi friends!
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> I have a question, can i get the source code form a .class file?
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> Thanks for your answers
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