Hi Rony,
Rony G. Flatscher wrote:
Hi there,
it seems that the official way of getting all the interfaces there are
is only available via an object which possesses the XTypeProvider
interface. Does this mean that one could not infer from an UNO class
object which interfaces it supplies, but would really need an instance
of such a class?
that is right, most of the objects you get over the API are implemented
in C++ and you got an proxy object in Java only. So you don't know the
class object before you have a real instance of the object. The objects
are created dynamically.
Looking at XIdlClass there is a method "getInterfaces()", which would be
*exactly* what I would be looking for. Except, it is deprecated and one
is urged not to call it. (How "dangerous" would it be, if one still
would employ this method?)
Is there any other way to get at all interfaces of a XIdlClass via
reflection, without the need to create an instance of it?
no
Juergen
TIA,
---rony
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