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> An: bcel-user@jakarta.apache.org
> Betreff: Re: Polymorphism and BCEL
> Hi Jonathan,
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> Thx for your reply. Your tool is very impressive. I used it to delve into
> some details of the BCEL class hierarchy. :)
> I talked to some people that had similar projects in the me
Hi Jonathan,
Thx for your reply. Your tool is very impressive. I used it to delve into some
details of the BCEL class hierarchy. :)
I talked to some people that had similar projects in the meantime. The all said
they had the same problem at all of them implemented their own framework too
solve
Thx Arrin for your reply.
It won't be easy, definitely! :)
Under some (conservative) assumptions the set of classfiles should be closed.
Class loading over urls, changing the classpath during runtime will be
prohibited. I think, I will force the user to give me the classpath as args
argument to
Hi Zagi
I don't think it's going to be easy.
If using your example you have loaded class A and you want to find out
as you load and/or transform class A what the possible matches for m1()
look like then you would have to try to load all potential subclasses,
how would you know that there aren
