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Re: [aspectj-users] Modifying the name of a class
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Dean Wampler wrote:
I'm pretty sure the answer is no. I'm curious what "use case" you have
in mind?
dean
Thanks for the response Dean,
Simply saying, basically I would like to be able to load jdk classes
from a different version of Java from the one I am using to run my
application. For example: I run my application using Java5 and in the
application I would like to load classes from Java1.4 JRE jar. I am not
trying to replace Java5 classes with Java1.4 ones, but instead, want to
use these two sets of classes independently, therefore in order to avoid
problems (such as name conflicts and security manager restrictions) I
have to rename the Java1.4 classes.
Cheers,
Hendrik
On Nov 20, 2007, at 9:19 PM, Hendrik Gani wrote:
Hi,
I've been searching around and as I understand it, aspectj aims to
provide flexibility for developers to modify class behaviour by
allowing them to modify its fields, methods, constructors and even
the inheritance hierarchy. Therefore I guess it wouldn't support
arbitrary manipulation of a Java class (such as modifying its name),
however I'll give it a shot anyway by posting the question in this
mailing list.
So, does anyone know whether we could aspectj to modify the name of a
class?
Thanks,
Hendrik
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