GWT enum not working in GWT v7 about gwt-penetration-testing-toolset HOT 4 OPEN

There are many reasons why the script is failing

• many sites keep the static files in a subdirectory, in which case this does not trace the url
• many apps use *.cache.js, not *.cache.html files
• most code split apps place fragments in "deferredjs/{int}.cache.js" locations
• searching the for the word "method" is no longer very effective in the compiled files

The only suggestion I'd have is something like egrep "'(is|can|has|get|set)[a-zA-Z0-9]+'\)" -R -oh . which gets some possible methods, but only assuming they use typical accessor names, which is not very robust.

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It seems that version 7 changed the way methods are obfuscated. In my case methods were correctly enumerated but parameters types could not be found.
It seems that type obfuscation is displayed at some point. In fact, if you look for common types like "java.lang,Integer" you'll find the line which contains all types.

From there, you can find obfuscated parameters types in the function declaration.
For each method identified by the script, from line 9 to the first line which starts by ^[a-z]=.* there is another parameter. The type of it is specified by the three last letters of the line.

For example:
9. ..., bUd)));
10. ..., yZk)));
11. k=...
This method has 2 parameters of type bUd and yZk. As explained, these types can be found somewhere (usually at the end). It is in a single line.
... bUd='java.lang.String/1010101'; yZk='java.lang.Integer/123456789'; ...

Finally the method has a pattern like method(String,Integer).

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The tool (e.g. enum module) does not work on 2.5.0rc1 -:( Tested on this version.

I think the problem will appear on all greater than versions (e.g. 2.7.1, 2.8.1) -:(

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Hello,
I'm currently working on a 2.7.0 version and would like to test if my changes in the script also apply to other versions. Does anyone has a recent version endpoint to test against?

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