I have a third-party jar file that comes with the javadocs for only part of the API. Is there a way to reverse engineer the jar file to obtain a complete listing of classes and methods?
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I have a third-party jar file that comes with the javadocs for only part of the API. Is there a way to reverse engineer the jar file to obtain a complete listing of classes and methods?
jar tfwill list the contents for you.javapwill allow you to see more details of the classes (see the tools guide).For instance if you have a class named
mypkg.HelloWorldin a jarmyjar.jarthen run it likeHowever, are you sure you want to be using these unpublished APIs? It’s usually a really bad idea.