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Using the ASM Toolkit for Bytecode Manipulation | |
| Subject: | Simpler alternative? | |
| Date: | 2004-10-07 02:45:34 | |
| From: | rexguo | |
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Hi!
Am I right to say that ASM is something like run-time code modification for Java?
I have a related problem but using ASM seems too hard for me because it requires knowledge at the bytecode level. I'd also like to generate classes during run-time (generate-only, modification is not required for me) -without- requiring a JDK (only JRE allowed) and without having to know bytecode. Are there any simple solution to this? Thanks! |
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Simpler alternative?
2004-10-12 12:17:20 Bill Burke |
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Simpler alternative?
2004-10-12 12:14:11 Bill Burke |
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A much much simpler alternative is Javassist:
www.javassist.org
It has a built in Java compiler that can compile a String at runtime and you can insert that String directly into code. Check out the Javassist tutorial on the URL above.
Bill
Bill