From: jim@tuna.openans.co.uk
Date: Thu Dec 29 2005 - 05:05:22 EST
On Thu, 29 Dec 2005 funkyforumemail@hotmail.com wrote:
> I have a java .jar, and would like to write the variables being sent to a particular class into a seperate file, then continue to execute the class as normal. An example would be a login.class, i would like to intercept the username and password going into the class file. The point is that I dont have the original source code, and decompiling and recompiling the class is difficult. Replacing the class with my own and somehow resume normal execution seems to be the best way.
>
> Please help.
Decompiling, editing and recompiling is probably the best way of doing
this, and it's probably the most stealthy. In order to override the
existing class your class would have to have the same name as the target
one, making it difficult to call the original class. You could do this,
but your new class would then have to have the functionality of the
original; renaming the original is not an option since the package name is
defined at compile time AKAIK.
Regards,
Jim Halfpenny
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