I have a situation where we have a class with a factory provided by
AssistedInject. The class is package private, and the factory is an
interface defined in the class. For example:
class FooImpl implements Foo {
static interface Factory {
FooImpl create(@Assisted Param param);
}
}
The impl has the factory because the user of it is in the same package &
needs the specifics of the implementation, not the interface. What is
incredibly strange is that if I made the factory public, ie: "public static
interface Factory", then I receive the following exception when calling
create on the assisted-inject-created Factory:
java.lang.IllegalAccessError: tried to access class FooImpl from class
$Proxy44 at $Proxy44.create(Unknown Source)
If I remove the "public" modifier (so the interface is considered
package-private), the exception goes away & things work swimmingly.
Anyone have any ideas about this? It seems more related to the way Proxy
works than with AssistedInject, but I figured I'd open the floor..
Thanks!
Sam
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