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Phenax Newbie cheater
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Posted: Sat Apr 11, 2009 2:56 am Post subject: Cheat Engine & Java |
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Hello,
I have software written in partially in Java and partially in C++. I wish to obtain static pointer for an address in said software; however, due to memory management in Java this seems impossible. The address I want a static pointer to is in the Java section and I can't find any pointers from the C++ section.
Using any methods possible, is there a way to get the address without static pointers? Since Java uses an intermediate bytecode format, is it possible to use that to my advantage?
Thanks.
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private00x Newbie cheater
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I have the exact same question, for about 2 years now.
Did you find an answer?
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Csimbi I post too much
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Posted: Sat Jun 19, 2010 6:33 am Post subject: Re: Cheat Engine & Java |
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| Phenax wrote: |
Using any methods possible, is there a way to get the address without static pointers? |
Try to find a piece of code (an event handler) that accesses the address/pointer - and only the address/pointer you need. Ideally, you would locate a piece of code after null pointer, validity, and other checks so that you do not need to perform these yourself.
Then, inject your own code that grabs the pointer(s) for you.
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