Issue491634
Created on 2001-12-11.16:59:39 by eris, last changed 2002-01-22.19:26:53 by eris.
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2001-12-11 16:59:39 | eris | create |
Created on 2001-12-11.16:59:39 by eris, last changed 2002-01-22.19:26:53 by eris.
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msg524 (view) | Author: Shae Erisson (eris) | Date: 2001-12-11.16:59:39 | |
In essence, if I create a java instance and drop it into a method this way: x.method(mod.Something()) then a call to Something.getClass() from inside 'method' often fails if I instead do it this way: newthing = mod.Something() x.method(newthing) it seems to fix the reflection problems. this behaviour does not seem to be limited to a jdk version or jython version I don't have a concise piece of code that demonstrates this, I'll try to get one together and add it as a comment. |
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msg525 (view) | Author: Finn Bock (bckfnn) | Date: 2001-12-11.20:55:58 | |
Logged In: YES user_id=4201 How does it fail? What JVM? What OS? |
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msg526 (view) | Author: Shae Erisson (eris) | Date: 2002-01-22.19:26:53 | |
Logged In: YES user_id=6121 this is specifically a Class.forName problem that happens because of the way the JVM handles the order it asks classloaders for a class location sorry for the false alarm |
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