Viewing proxies via jd-eclipse

[kilokahn]

I am not really sure if this is really an issue. I have managed to create a jar of a bunch of classes. Some of these classes are proxy classes that have fully qualified names of style "com.sun.proxy.$Proxy1" and "com.sun.proxy.$Proxy2" and so on. Now when this JAR is put on the classpath of one of my eclipse projects, I am able to examine the non-proxy classes, but all proxy classes are missing (though the package com.sun.proxy shows up). Is there some check that doesn't allow classes that begin with weird symbols, like $ to show up?

I confirmed the presence of the classes by looking at the contents of the jar

As a final workaround, I pasted one of the classes into the target folder of the project and tried to view its decompiled output - but it was not able to decompile. I am using 0.1.3 of JD-Eclipse plugin.

Any help would be greatly appreciated - thanks!

[kilokahn]

Correction: I am using 1.1.2 of JD Eclipse (Realign Edition)