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kandi X-RAY | lombok.patcher Summary
Lombok Patcher gives you the ability to live-rewrite classes as a JVM runs, either by loading as an agent during JVM bootup or by injecting the agent 'live' during execution. To make this easier than fiddling with classes directly, Lombok Patcher offers a few 'patch scripts' to do common tasks, such as wrap your own code around any method call, replace methods entirely with your own, or add fields. lombok.patcher also includes support for getting around the Eclipse OSGi container's classloader separation. An example can be found in Project Lombok's eclipse agent code.
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- Inserts a method into the given target visitor
- Returns a string representation of the method descriptor
- Read file from classpath
- Converts a Java type to a specification specification
- Adds the given path to the system classpath
- Checks if the classpath contains the specified property
- Create a MethodPatcher
- Adds a method to the class visitor
- Compares this descriptor to another method
- Return a human - readable description of this class
- Create a methodPatcher
- Reload the classes
- Transfers method to target
- Generates a DUP instruction for a type
- Compares this object to another
- Returns a hashCode of this class
- Returns the load opcode for the given symbol
- Adds the given script to this action if any
- Overrides the visitor to create a class visitor
- Obtain the opcode for return type
- Adds the given script to this patch if not null
- Create a hashCode of this class
- Returns a hashCode of this class descriptor
- Checks if this hook is equal to the specified object
- Extract the return value from the descriptor
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QUESTION
I'm moving my main models of my application to another plugin that will be used on client and server. Now when I add my new plugin to the required plugins in my first plugin it gives a java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError.
All my classes in the shared plugin cannot be found in my main plugin. Is there some easy way to make it work. I also check the run configuration but there the shared plugin is selected to load.
My main plugin manifest looks like:
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Oct-09 at 07:06Assuming the missing classes are in your main code in the CR-IT_Models
plugin rather than one of the libraries you need to have a .
in the Bundle-Classpath
. So:
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Install lombok.patcher
You can use lombok.patcher like any standard Java library. Please include the the jar files in your classpath. You can also use any IDE and you can run and debug the lombok.patcher component as you would do with any other Java program. Best practice is to use a build tool that supports dependency management such as Maven or Gradle. For Maven installation, please refer maven.apache.org. For Gradle installation, please refer gradle.org .
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