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jadclipse not working on own project's class files

 
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Hi,

somehow, I can't get jadclipse to show me the decompiled code of my own Eclipse-generated class files (whereas it works perfectly with e.g. class files from Sun or other vendors' jars!)
For my own project's class files, I only get the standard java class file editor. (I wondered if this might have to do with the file asscoiations under Preferences > General > editors; the jadclipse editor is correctly associated with .class files and it is even the default editor, but the standard java class file editor is "locked by java class file content type" and cannot be removed, but probably not...)
Does anybody by chance have the same problem with jadclipse?

Thank you,
Sigrid
 
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Did anyone find a solution to this? I am having the same issue Eclipse Helios SR2 and Jadclipse 3.4

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Are you able to decompile Eclipse generated class file on command prompt. I assume you are using Jadclipse plugin for Eclipse. You can see this post for detailed steps:
http://badalchowdhary.wordpress.com/2011/11/12/java-decompiler-in-eclipse/

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Badal
 
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