Sorry for the delay in responding. ^^; I tried version 21 on the
Android emulator last night. Still needs a bit of refinement, but it
does work. I'll try and look at version 22 later today or tonight when
I get home from work. Other comments are in-line below.

On Wed, Apr 11, 2012 at 8:53 AM, Arink Verma <[email protected]> wrote:
> Thanks Jacob!
>
> I know more refining is needed in rules.jar
> The major problem is Type cast can not be done over the dynamically
> loaded classes from external dex. We have to use the Standard Data
> Structure to invoke rules method. Even though the the Classes are of
> same struct and name, we cant cast them.
Question for you. When you say you can't cast them, how were you
trying to do that?
The reason why I ask is I see that generic <?>, and was wondering if
you'd tried something like this:
----
final Class<whatever.class.name.is> Eo_En_t1x =
classloader.loadClass(RulePackage+"."+classT1x);
----
(I don't recall what the class name should be off the top of my head,
but that filler name will do for this example.)
I dunno if that'd work, as I haven't tried it myself, but it couldn't
hurt to try. ^_^

> So I have to include some depended package in rules.jar
>
> Our work will be easier, if there is a way to cast them. Else we have
> to use an interference using standard data structure.
>
>
>
> -
> Arink Verma
> Computer Science and Engineering
> Indian Institute of Technology
>
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