Re: [aspectj-dev] getArgs() and primitive types

[Dean Wampler <dean@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Oleg,

I ran into a similar problem recently while working on 
<shamelss-plus>Contract4J</shameless-plus>.  I believe that getClass() 
on your objects will return Integer.TYPE, rather than some other 
instance of the Integer class, and similarly for the other wrappers, if 
the object is actually a wrapper around a primitive type.

If you just need to report the "true" type of the object, I think that 
obj.getClass().toString() on one of these wrappers outputs "int", 
"float", etc., while an object that isn't primitive will result in 
"java.lang.Integer", etc.

Let me know if this works!

dean

Oleg Lebedev wrote:
> Greetings.
>  
> How can I tell whether an argument in an Object array returned from 
> JointPoint.getArgs() has a primitive type?
>  
> What I am trying to do is to record a method execution and all the 
> parameters passed to the method. I also need to be able to distinguish 
> between Integer and int parameters. However, ints are wrapped in 
> Integers when returned by getArgs() method. Is there a way to tell that 
> even though getArgs() returned an Integer object, in reality the method 
> takes an int as a parameter?
>  
> Thanks.
>  
> *Oleg Lebedev*
> Software Architect
> Waterford Research Institute
> Phone: 801.938.1724
> Cell: 801.209.6706
>  
>
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