| com.uwyn.rife.instrument |
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The classes that are responsible for performing byte-code
instrumentation through agents and transformers.
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| Java Source File Name | Type | Comment |
| ClassBytesProvider.java | Interface | |
| ClassInterfaceDetector.java | Class | Detects whether a class implements a particular interface by analyzing the
bytecode instead of loading the class and performing reflection calls. |
| EngineContinuationsTransformer.java | Class | This is a bytecode transformer that will modify classes so that they
receive the functionalities that are required to support the continuations
functionalities as they are provided by RIFE's web engine. |
| FinalTransformer.java | Class | This is a no-op transformer that is just used to output the instrumented
bytecode of classes when the
system property is set. |
| InitialTransformer.java | Class | This is a no-op transformer that is just used to output the initial
bytecode of classes that will be instrumented when the
system property is set. |
| LazyLoadTransformer.java | Class | This is a bytecode transformer that will modify classes so that they
receive the functionalities that are required to support lazy-loading
of relationships when the
GenericQueryManager is being used. |
| MetaDataTransformer.java | Class | This is a bytecode transformer that will modify classes so that they
receive the functionalities that are required to support meta-data
merging. |
| RifeAgent.java | Class | The RIFE instrumentation agent will modify the bytecode of the classes
that are loaded to provide new capabilities that are otherwise provided by
the class-loader.
To activate the agent you need to execute the Java application with the
proper argument, for example:
java -javaagent:/path/to/rife-agent-1.6-jdk15.jar com.your.mainClass
When the agent is active the class-loader will automatically be disabled
to ensure that they are not conflicting with each other. |
| RifeTransformer.java | Class | An abstract base class that will only execute the bytecode transformation
when the class is considered to not be part of a core package, like for
example the JDK or the standard XML parsers. |