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I’m writing a java program that works with .class files. I want to be able to read a .class file on the filesystem (with InputStream) and determine the package that it is in. That .class file might not be in a nice package directory structure, it could be lying around in some random place. How can I do this?
Read the class file format documentation – or use a library which knows how to parse class files, such as BCEL and its
ClassParserclass.