anonymous wrote : I see you not uploading latest versions to maven repozitory.
Do you want to delegate this task to me?
Thank you. But I think someone else should be responsible
for this.
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You can change the super class just after you create
a new CtClass object. Some factory methods like
ClassPool#makeClass() takes a super class as a
parameter. Don't these ways satisfy your needs?
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This is exactly what I do:
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klass = classPool.makeClass(java.lang.Object, null);
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When this is called the class is created but when I see bytecode
System.out.println(klass.getSuperclass())
- java.lang.Object
public class java.lang.Object extends java.lang.Object {
}
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or
Ah.. it is not allowed in J2SE to create another version
of java.lang.Object.
For your purpose, what about:
CtClass klass = classPool.get(java.lang.Object);
You can modify klass as you want.
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I know that in J2SE it should not work!
BUT We are creating J2ME CLDC API classes!
The java/lang/Object.class should be created and written to the disk then it
would be used to build MIDlet applications.
Created Object class is not used at runtime! The class is only used during J2ME
build and
So what about reusing an existing CtClass
that represents java.lang.Object?
By default, any ClassPool contains java.lang.Object.
My idea is to get that CtClass object from the pool
and modify it to be what you need.
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Thanks!
This approach works fine!
Regards,
Vlad
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I see you not uploading latest versions to maven repozitory. Do you want to
delegate this task to me?
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