Ulf Dittmer wrote:While it's hard to give definite advice w/o knowing what, exactly, you need to change about the class file, Javassist has an extensive Java API that you can use to make changes to classes programmatically. Whatever is done in the command line examples is ultimately done through Java code, so it can be incorporated into any kind of application.
While Javassist also has a low-level API for working with bytecode directly, you could also have a look at BCEL. But Javassist would be my first choice, because it also a high-level API, and BCEL is no longer being developed.
In short, i need to create a new method to do what an existing method is already doing because the current interface, a java
applet, is being replaced with a high tranfer protocol solution that is not natively built into the current version of the application, but of course is in the next version but that costs too much to currently upgrade too.
so yeah, replace a current functioning method with a direct action to do the same thing but the files it is working with are located somewhere else. I have most of the logic from a jd-gui decompile it's just the integrating into the existing application that is the problem.
so while I should be like
for the oppurtunity it's led me to
for several hours resulting in
senile delusions walking in uncharted territory that I may not get out of.
yes I like emoticons.
