I need a Java decompiler [duplicate] - user-interface

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Where can I find a Java decompiler?
Can I have some recommendations on a good GUI based Java decompiler like jd-gui? I need the compiler to be able to save all source code (like a package) at once. The jd-gui can do such a task, just when it saves all the classes are blank. Any recommendations?

Check out JD-GUI.

May be DJ java decompiler?

I wrote a Recursive Java Decompiler based on JAD a while ago. See if it will help you.
Recursive Java Decompiler

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Can anyone direct me to where the jdk 7 source is hosted?
The direct link is this.
If you wonder how this link is got, follow this link, except that select "jdk7/jdk7-gate/jdk" instead of "jdk6/jdk6-gate/jdk" for jdk 7 sources.
For Java source codes in JRE, this website is more useful than hgweb for OpenJDK7.
http://www.docjar.com/projects/openjdk-7-java.html
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It has bunch of other JVM based projects too (Apache Hadoop, ElasticSearch etc.). It also supports scripting language like ruby and python but the performance is not great at this moment.
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I was looking for it when I found this question and that is why I decided to add this answer, as none of the other answers have it, but there is no web interface for browsing.
There is JDK7 source code mirror on GitHub. Easier to browse, and with syntax highlighting.
I don't think that the source of the Sun JDK is openly available. Why not try the OpenJDK Mercurial repos
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If you want to browse the source locally.
Then you can find the source in the jvm directory in the src.zip file.
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