Hi,
I haven't solved my problem yet, but here there's a piece of code that (I
think) generates the troble:
if(this.superclass!=null) {
this.superclass.defrost();
agentClass.setSuperclass(this.superclass);
System.err.println("Superclass: "+agentClass.getSuperclass());
}
byte code[] = agentClass.toBytecode();
return this.defineClass(agentName,code,0,code.length);
being both superclass and agentClass a CtClass reference (obtained thru the
class pool). Now, the superclass of my agentClass must be com.ibm.aglet.Aglet,
and the output of the program shows:
Superclasse rilevata: [EMAIL PROTECTED] abstract class com.ibm.aglet.Aglet
implements java.io.Serializable, .....]
thus it seems ok. But, if after the define class I perform a newInstance on the
class object, and then a cast to the Aglet class:
Aglet a = (Aglet) myAgentClass.newInstance();
I get a ClassCastException. In other words, it seems as the setSuperclass
method is not working well. Any idea?
Luca
P.S.
the same code with an older version of javassist, 2.0, worked.
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