Transforms files containing one or more concatenated classfiles into a series of files with a common prefix. Particularly useful on classes generated by ColdFusion's compiler.
When passed zip/war/ear/jar files, every classfile inside is processed. Where possible, the directory hierarchy in the destination directory mirrors the directory structure inside the archive.
Usage:
java -jar cfexplode.jar [outdir](outdir.md) file1 [... fileN](file2.md)
The first argument is the base output directory; remaining arguments are classfiles or archives to process.
The output files will be named foo.0.class, foo.3242.class, etc. for an output file named "foo" (pathname included), unless such a file exists already. the numbers in the file represent the offset in the original file of the start of the class data. if a file with that name exists already, then a timestamp+random nonce-based filename will be used instead.
Known bugs:
- inner zip files larger than 2GB may cause problems (ZipInputStream.read())