qoproxy source code questions

Matt.dk · 04/26/2007, 22:01

Well I extracted the origonal qoproxy .jar file and I plan on making some modifications to it. I have java expirience.

However, the class files appear to be half encrypted. Some of the source is there but some of the source appears as invalid/custom characters. I have been using SlickEdit for all my java editing and it works great. I thought it might be possible that the .class files are compiled (they probobly are) but SlickEdit allows me do decompile, and in this case it claims the qoproxy class files are already decompiled.

Anyone got an answer for me? I would be gratefull.

Edit: and for you search whores, I already searched around for information on this and came up with nothing. But feel free to disprove me.

a1blaster · 04/26/2007, 23:37

Lol, try search ing for a different proxy version to edit then. There are many to choose from. Sounds like your trying to edit the one with letters for classes, A.class, B-F, I, J, S, Z and QOProxy.class. Yes that version is hard to make edits too. So just look for another one to work with.

Matt.dk · 04/26/2007, 23:49

Quote:

Originally posted by a1blaster@Apr 26 2007, 23:37
Lol, try search ing for a different proxy version to edit then. There are many to choose from. Sounds like your trying to edit the one with letters for classes, A.class, B-F, I, J, S, Z and QOProxy.class. Yes that version is hard to make edits too. So just look for another one to work with.

Ok, thanks a lot blaster I'll grab another version I got 5 or 6. Can you suggest any specific versions? Is the origonal the best?

Also any idea why this version I'm trying to edit (yess it has a/b/c etc classes) has soo many foreign characters? I'm a java coder and I thought java only accepted english code.

DM2000 · 04/27/2007, 02:09

Hi,

Jad Java Decompiler (see Linklist) may be another choice for decompilation. (^^)

DM

Matt.dk · 04/27/2007, 09:09

Thanks for the help guys, I'm still an ameteur with java. ^-^