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java.lang.Class serialization
At 7:51 AM on Nov 7, 2007, Daniel Travin wrote:
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is there any solution how to serialize the class in runtime ?
For example, if I have class A and I want to serialize new A().getClass(), then I get something, but not exactly the class bytes.
I do testing of a custom classloader that does bytecode modification. I want to compare the initial class and loaded class.
Daniel.
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Re: java.lang.Class serialization
Hi Daniel,I fear this JavaBlackBelt forum is not relevant for that kind of question. I suggest you another Javalobby forum area or JavaRanch for that kind of question.
By the way, why do you want to serialize a class. Do you expect to obtain the bytecode ? the content of the .class file ? You may think about that when formulating your question on the other forum.
Kind regards.
John.