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Decompilers are one of the most important tool for developers. Many Java developers use Eclipse IDE and many MuleSoft developers use Anypoint Studio (just another flavour of Eclipse) for their development work. We can easy configure decompiler for these IDEs. Here are the simple steps (for both IDEs): Download update site archive from here . Unzip the archive and note the location/path Open Eclipse or MuleSoft Anypoint Studio  Click on "Help" Select "Install New Software..." Click on "Add..." button On the pop-up, type name as "Java Decompiler" (or any other name) Click on "Local..." button Select the unzip location (Step 2) Click "OK" button to close the pop-up Select checkbox: Java Decompiler Eclipse Plug-in Click on "Next" Select "Yes" for the agreement Select "Finish" Restart Eclipse or MuleSoft Anypoint Studio Now, Eclipse or MuleSoft Anypoint Studio can decompile Java ....

In this article, I will be focusing on configuring JMeter with Maven but lets first understand some basics of JMeter and Maven. The Apache JMeter™ application is open source software, a 100% pure Java application designed to load test functional behavior and measure performance. These days, performance testing is very very important especially when the applications are targeting large number of users. There are many tools available in market, some are paid, some are free. Apache JMeter is one such free and open source software. Though JMeter's was initially developed for load testing web applications, it is now far more advanced. The biggest advantage of the JMeter is that it can do many things like performance and functional testing for web services, databases, FTPs or Web Servers, LDAP, JMS, trigger emails/notifications. Most of these features are implemented with plugins. JMeter is powerful, easy to install and use and FREE! It is a Java desktop application with simple us...