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    Mem Read with Java

    Can we use Java to read the memory from word of warcarft or to check the datapackets ?

    For exampel to check the position

    Mem Read with Java
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    Maybe you can try JNA/JNI ( native access, interface ) from Kernel32 (Kernel32.INSTANCE).

    Here is a post from sun : Java Native Interface (JNI) - Re: How do I access memory on Windows, outside jvm?

    +Rep if this solved your problem

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