You can create an agent that will has a method that will notify you when a
class is about to be loaded where you can analyze or mutate the class. You
could build the graph dynamically. A decent introduction that I looked at a
while ago:
http://blog.javabenchmark.org/2013/05/java-instrumentation
Kristian,
have you tried AspectJ? It is actually quite easy to write an aspect which can
do that for you.
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Alexander Kriegisch
Kristian Rosenvold schrieb am 02.04.2014 09:32:
> I've been wondering if there exists a java tool that would let me graph
> classloading, so that I can track stuff
I'll start a new thread "repository manager overview"
Raphaël Piéroni wrote:
> Brett,
> can you explain me a bit of the repository manager ?
> i have found the svn.
> so i will try to create an in memory graph (and perhaps in the same time
> a prolog fact base)
>
> In advance thanks for the answe
Brett,
can you explain me a bit of the repository manager ?
i have found the svn.
so i will try to create an in memory graph (and perhaps in the same time
a prolog fact base)
In advance thanks for the answer.
Raphaël
Raphaël Piéroni a écrit :
That's why i do not have started yet.
We should
That's why i do not have started yet.
We should first sort the needs, then choose the appropriate language.
Am i confused or the first thing to do is to create a in memory graph of
the whole repository by crawling it ?
after, i don't really see what to do.
If we want to query a database with
