Class ClassLoadingStrategy.UsingLookup

java.lang.Object
net.bytebuddy.dynamic.loading.ClassLoadingStrategy.UsingLookup
All Implemented Interfaces:
ClassLoadingStrategy<ClassLoader>
Enclosing interface:
ClassLoadingStrategy<T extends ClassLoader>
@Enhance public static class ClassLoadingStrategy.UsingLookup extends Object implements ClassLoadingStrategy<ClassLoader>
A class loading strategy that uses a java.lang.invoke.MethodHandles$Lookup instance for defining types. A lookup instance can define types only in the same class loader and in the same package as the type within which it was created. The supplied lookup must have package privileges, i.e. it must not be a public lookup.

  • Field Details

    • classInjector

      private final ClassInjector classInjector
      The class injector to use.

  • Constructor Details

    • UsingLookup

      protected UsingLookup(ClassInjector classInjector)
      Creates a new class loading strategy that uses a lookup type.
      Parameters:
      classInjector - The class injector to use.

  • Method Details

    • of

      public static ClassLoadingStrategy<ClassLoader> of(Object lookup)
      Creates a new class loading strategy that uses a java.lang.invoke.MethodHandles$Lookup instance.
      Parameters:
      lookup - The lookup instance to use for defining new types.
      Returns:
      A suitable class loading strategy.

    • withFallback

      public static ClassLoadingStrategy<ClassLoader> withFallback(Callable<?> lookup)
      Resolves a class loading strategy using a lookup if available on the current JVM. If the current JVM supports method handles lookups, a lookup instance will be used. Alternatively, unsafe class definition is used, if supported. If neither strategy is supported, an exception is thrown. A common use case would be calling this method as in ClassLoadingStrategy.UsingLookup.withFallback(MethodHandles::lookup). Note that the invocation of MethodHandles.lookup() is call site sensitive such that it cannot be invoked within Byte Buddy what requires this external invocation.
      Parameters:
      lookup - A resolver for a lookup instance if the current JVM allows for lookup-based class injection.
      Returns:
      An appropriate class loading strategy for the current JVM that uses a method handles lookup if available.

    • withFallback

      public static ClassLoadingStrategy<ClassLoader> withFallback(Callable<?> lookup, boolean wrapper)
      Resolves a class loading strategy using a lookup if available on the current JVM. If the current JVM supports method handles lookups, a lookup instance will be used. Alternatively, unsafe class definition is used, if supported. If neither strategy is supported, an exception is thrown. A common use case would be calling this method as in ClassLoadingStrategy.UsingLookup.withFallback(MethodHandles::lookup). Note that the invocation of MethodHandles.lookup() is call site sensitive such that it cannot be invoked within Byte Buddy what requires this external invocation.
      Parameters:
      lookup - A resolver for a lookup instance if the current JVM allows for lookup-based class injection.
      wrapper - true if a ClassLoadingStrategy.Default.WRAPPER strategy should be used as a fallback in case that no injection strategy is available.
      Returns:
      An appropriate class loading strategy for the current JVM that uses a method handles lookup if available.

    • load

      public Map<TypeDescription, Class<?>> load(@MaybeNull ClassLoader classLoader, Map<TypeDescription, byte[]> types)
      Loads a given collection of classes given their binary representation.
      Specified by:
      load in interface ClassLoadingStrategy<ClassLoader>
      Parameters:
      classLoader - The class loader to used for loading the classes.
      types - Byte array representations of the types to be loaded mapped by their descriptions, where an iteration order defines an order in which they are supposed to be loaded, if relevant.
      Returns:
      A collection of the loaded classes which will be initialized in the iteration order of the returned collection.