[Q] Files which should exist in the java code - Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Hey guys,
recently i was trying to look in the code of ingress and i noticed that some files in some directories are not available in the java code (jdgui) but they exist after decompiling in .smali. How does this work? How can i see the java of this smali? Has anyone got an idea?
Directory:
Ingress_1_20_0-disasm\smali\com\nianticproject\ingress\shared\f\t.smali

ProHex said:
Hey guys,
recently i was trying to look in the code of ingress and i noticed that some files in some directories are not available in the java code (jdgui) but they exist after decompiling in .smali. How does this work? How can i see the java of this smali? Has anyone got an idea?
Directory:
Ingress_1_20_0-disasm\smali\com\nianticproject\ingress\shared\f\t.smali
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You would need to see the pre-compiled source code. Most likely not going to happen unless the app is open source
Wayne Tech S-III

You can try Broodplank's 'Apk to Java'. It will decompile the apk into Eclipse project like tree with Java codes. But as a downside the source codes gives errors and it most probably won't compile too.
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