The next example calls a class method with 2 arguments: : Method « Reflection « Java

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Java » Reflection » Method Screenshots  The next example calls a class method with 2 arguments:     import java.lang.reflect.Method; public class Main{   static void invoke(String aClass, String aMethod, Class[] params, Object[] args) {     try {       Class c = Class.forName(aClass);       Method m = c.getDeclaredMethod(aMethod, params);       Object i = c.newInstance();       Object r = m.invoke(i, args);     } catch (Exception e) {       e.printStackTrace();     }   }   public static void main(String[] args) {     invoke("Class1", "say", new Class[] { String.class, String.class }, new Object[] {         new String("Hello"), new String("World") });   } } class Class1 {   public void say(String s1, String s2) {     System.out.println(s1 + " " + s2);   } }                   Related examples in the same category 1.  Method Reflection 2.  Load a method on the fly 3.  Demonstrates how to get specific method information 4.  Class Reflection: show methods 5.  Object Reflection: invoke methods 6.  To get the calling method 7.  Get the class name in a static method 8.  Call a method dynamically (Reflection) 9.  Call a class method with 2 arguments 10.  Using reflection to show all the methods of a class, 11.  Invoke method through Java Reflection API 12.  Get a given method, and invoke it 13.  Show loading a class and finding and calling its Main method 14.  Demonstrates dynamic usage of methods 15.  Demonstration of various method invocation issues 16.  An invocation handler that counts the number of calls for all methods in the target class. 17.  Method modifiers: isSynthetic(), m.isVarArgs(), m.isBridge() 18.  Call private method 19.  Get the methods of a class object 20.  Invoke a method using Method class 21.  Getting the Methods of a Class Object: By obtaining a list of all declared methods 22.  Getting the Methods of a Class Object: By obtaining a list of all public methods, both declared and inherited. 23.  Getting the Methods of a Class Object: By obtaining a particular Method object. 24.  Get the current method name 25.  Get the current method name With JDK1.5 26.  Get all declared methods from a class 27.  Make methods that have unspecified number of parameters:pass an array of Objects 28.  Get all methods including the inherited method. Using the getMethods(), we can only access public methods. 29.  Fetches all methods of all access types from the supplied class and super classes 30.  Find a Method on the supplied class with the supplied name and no parameters 31.  Find a Method on the supplied class with the supplied name and parameter types 32.  Checks whether the specified class contains a method matching the specified name. 33.  Call a member function to get the value 34.  Call a method of an object 35.  Call a static method of a class with reflection 36.  Returns method with the specified name 37.  Find method 38.  Invokes a method, masking with a runtime exception all the exceptions. 39.  Sorts methods according to their name, number of parameters, and parameter types.