Troubleshooting
Decompilation Problems
| Q1: | Why does JAD complain that it can't decompile a class completely? |
| JAD can become confused in some cases, although not very often. If the original class contained inner classes, JAD must be able to locate the class files for the inner classes. | |
| Q2: | Why can't I compile my decompiled file? |
| Most of the time, there's something missing from your classpath. In rare cases, the compilation fails because the original class file contained code that wasn't generated by a normal Java compiler and violates some of the normal code generation rules. |
Disassembly Problems
| Q1: | Why can't I reassemble my disassembled class file? |
| Most likely, the disassembler generated the file using a format that isn't compatible with your assembler. ... |
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