5 replies to this topic

[cyrixx]

hi guys
i have two *.jar-fies... the original and a modded one. now, i'm interested in which part was modded. the jars consists of over 1000 classes, so it would take a while manually
does anybody can give me a tip, how i can find it out faster?

thx in advance,
bye
cyrixx

[informatech]

goto hxxp://nuclearwintercrew.com
although it is amanily a trojan site it ahs a cool tool. it is called
"nuclear compare". its ont he right side of the web site. its free. it will comapre two files and tell you what bytes dont match. This is the only help i can give you. sry if it isn't enough.

[ShadowRun]

unzip both and use windiff(compare directories)
if you want the source use java decompiler befor windiff

[cyrixx]

jeaaah, thx guys, i will try it!

[FTPServerTools]

A jar file is nothing more then a zip file. use total commander and point to the first jar file. Then go into it (ctrl-page down). Do the same on the other window with the other dir. Then use synchronize directories and let total commander find out the differences. This is a super simple way..

[Mr.Niega]

I would use cmd , you can choose between comp or fc command.