Java webstart decompiler?

Start the application, then fetch the JAR(s) from the webstart cache. Proceed to decompile like with any other Java application.

Yes, there is. A Java Webstart application is just one form of deployment. The result is a bunch of jars copied to the users home directory.

And these can of course be decompiled for example with jad.

Just rename the files with a . Jar extension :).

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