Hi,
i'm taking a deep dive into plastic and came across a behavior i cannot explain.
If i create a ClassInstantiator from a PlasticManager that was created
with the transformers and packages in the constructor, i get the
PlasticClass in my transformer where i can e.g. assert that the class
under test has only one method. But if i instantiate a PlasticManager
with the empty constructor and call createClass() with the class under
test and the transformer, the transformer will always return an empty
list if i ask the PlasticClass for the number of methods. Can somebody
explain why?
g,
kris
public class PlasticManagerExperiment
{
private final PlasticClassTransformer transformer = new
PlasticClassTransformer()
{
@Override
public void transform(PlasticClass plasticClass)
{
assert plasticClass.getMethods().size() == 1;
}
};
@Test
public void instantiate_without_packages()
{
PlasticManager m = new PlasticManager();
m.createClass(ClassUnderTest.class, transformer);
}
@Test
public void instantiate_with_packages()
{
PlasticManager m = new
PlasticManager(Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader(),
new StandardDelegate(transformer),
new
HashSet<String>(Arrays.asList(ClassUnderTest.class.getPackage().getName())));
m.getClassInstantiator(ClassUnderTest.class.getName());
}
}
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