Why do you want to parse .class or .exe files? That's not normally a part of
a testing program.

If you want to test Java code, one of the most common approaches is to use
JUnit Test, which is described at http://junit.org/index.htm.

If you simply want to distinguish between Java and C/C++ code, I think most
people handle that by putting Java .class files in different directories
than C/C++ .exe files. This is much simpler than trying to parse a file to
determine what it is.

Rhino


>From: Zouhua Ding <zouhuading@(protected)>
>Reply-To: "A mailing list for discussion about Sun Microsystem's Java
>      Servlet API Technology." <SERVLET-INTEREST@(protected)>
>To: SERVLET-INTEREST@(protected)
>Subject: parsing .class file and .exe file
>Date: Sun, 20 Jun 2004 12:50:55 -0600
>
>Hi, guys,
>
>We try to build a software to test software created with C/C++ or Java.
>The first step is to read .class or .exe files and parse them to
>text files. Any one knows this? Please help us.
>
>Thanks in advance.
>
>ZDing
>
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