By mswatcher
via codeproject.com
Published: Apr 30 2009 / 21:58
Java Class File is one of the key reasons that Java can run on various platforms. The java class file is designed as a byte stream, with a specific structure as described in the JVM Spec, chapter 4.
Well, it is not easy for a beginner to understand the VM Spec; Java Class Viewer is a visual yet powerful application which can show the meaning of each byte of the class file.
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MattRussell replied ago:
"You must logon to download zip files" -- no thanks.
jCFL replied ago:
You don't have to logon to Code Project to download the attachments for this article now.
The link has been updated.
Topnotch replied ago:
'"You must logon to download zip files" -- no thanks.'
This used to not be required with codeproject. I guess they want to monitor who is downloading what by forcing people to become members first. It makes me wonder if they are going to start charging to download projects in addition to the new registration.Honestly, several of the projects usually have severe bugs too and wouldn't be worth the price if they did charge. Interesting article but the behavior from an educational style software development site like codeproject is a little worrying...
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