Gain access to portal application code in portal 7.3

Hello,
I'm particularly interested in a code of tclmitsamuimain~wd floorApp, this is a web dynpro (probably) application that displays the current active sessions of the users in portal.
since the previous API's to get such information are deprecated, i tried to look for the WAR of the application, perhaps it wont be encoded, but unfortunately it is.
Is there another standard way of getting access to such a code? or should i go to the idea of decompiling the classes ?
thanks!

Hi Eli,
In general, decompiling SAP classes often brings you further, even if in WD cases this is less straight forward than in classical cases, as the model-driven approach does not always produce easy-to-follow implementations. Nevertheless, at least to get the insight, it makes sense.
SAP (normally) does not deliver the source code of the core Java implementation of the WAS / the portal / ...
Hope it helps
Detlev

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"Deepak Shetty" <[email protected]> wrote:
>
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