Is java.lang.Class the same as the actual .class file? i.e. is the content equivalent? I want to send the .class over socket, and was wondering if instead of trying to find and load the actual .class file, if I could just transmit the java.lang.Class instead? Elaboration (read if you want more info) Suppose I have a Java class called ...
Possible Duplicate: Storing a file in the users directory in cross-platform Java I am working on a java project and the java application ends up making some .class files. Currently, these files are stored inside a projects directory inside the main application directory. Some people who run the application on a network with a ...
I wrote an application in the Eclipse, which was successfully compiled and run. After that, in a corresponding directory I found *.java and *.class files. Then I have deleted the *.class file and now I do not know how can I get it back. Eclipse writes me "A class file was not written. The project may be inconsistent, if so try refreshi...
Is there a C or C++ compatible library for reading and writing Java class files? I.e. something like Apache BCEL. ...
Hi! I'm trying to run .class file from command line. It works when I manually move to the directory it's stored in, but when I try something like this: java C:\Peter\Michael\Lazarus\Main it says it can't find the main class. Is there any solution to this other than making a .jar file (I know that .jar is the best solution, but at th...
Hi. When Eclipse builds my workspace, I assume that it creates Java .class files. What else should otherwise deploy to my running JBoss AS? Do you know where I can find these class files that Eclipse temporarily creates? ...
What do you think? Will the JVM ever get support for generics? Quite likely that would not only require substantial changes to the JVM, but also to the class file format, but languages running on the VM would greatly benefit from it. Edit: The Java language actually supports some sort of generics as a compile time feature, which adds s...
Hey, I think the title sums it, but still. I need to extract the fully qualified name of an object from its compiled .class file, could anyone point me in the right direction? Thanks, Adam. ...
Is there a utility (or eclipse plugin) for editing java class files? I'd like to manipulate the bytecode of a java class file without recompiling it nor having a complete buildpath. E.g. to rename methods, add/delete instructions, change constants etc. The only utilities I found are: classeditor but it's very limited in functionalit...
I want to create a gridview form a class and send that gridview as mail. I know the mailing part but how to create a gridview from a class file without using an aspx file. I am doing so because a method will be called at a scheduled time using quartz.net and that method will create a gridview and send it as mail. Any suggestion how it ...
Although I'm not new to programming in general, I am new to java, and it seems to work a little bit differently. When trying to compile a .java with javac it gives me this error: cannot find symbol. I looked the cause of this up, and the error occurs when the .class file that you are referencing could not be found. I ensured that all of ...
Is there some tool or technique to let me query the contents of a Java .class file? I want to know the fully qualified name of the class and what method it defines. I thought that perhaps javap could help me with this but I can't figure out how. ...
I would like to compile my Java program in Eclipse but not run it. I can't understand how I do it. How can I compile an Java program to .class files in Eclipse without running it? ...