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On Sep 30, 2006, at 9:59 AM, Jay Strauss wrote:
Hi, I'm trying to create some java code at runtime, and then use it within my Inline::Java. I have a package that "use"s Inline::Java, and within that package, there is a method that creates a string containing Java source.
Inline works at compile time, not runtime. You may be able to write some java code that uses a dynamic proxy to inspect the classes you're interested in. At that point you could generate symbols at runtime in perl to do whatever you want. IMO using reflection is probably going to be easier than parsing java code in perl to accomplish the same task.
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