Hi,
I've got a class that implements and interface, let's say:
public class MyClass implements MyInterface{}
I use javassist to add the method from another class, and to obtain a new
object of kind MyClass with the added method. It works, and in fact if I
perform introspection, I can find the added method and I can see that
getClass().getName() gives me MyClass. However, if I try to cast the class from
MyInterface (that works) to MyClass it does not work, and an exception is
thrown:
MyClass myclazz = new MyClass();
MyInterface object = .....// manipulation of myclazz
myclazz = (MyClass) object; // ClassCastException here!
Now, I use the interface in all the manipulation process, but I don't think it
can be the problem. In fact, as I told you, if I print the class information, I
can see that the manipulated class is of the MyClass class, and implements the
MyInterface. Any idea? I'm using javassist 3.
Thanks,
Luca
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