Interesting... why can't you implement the interface? Just curious.
Does it implement any other interfaces to build up the method list? If
so, you could just do a serious of instanceof's against all the
interfaces it implements. Alternatively, you can use reflection to get
a list of the methods it contains and do your checks against that.
Frank
Mick Knutson wrote:
I have some generated Objects that I CAN"T make implement my given
interface, but I would like to run a test at startup time, if the Object
has all the methods it is suppose to have?
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