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JavaClass
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Field Summary
Fields declared in interface com.ibm.dtfj.java.JavaClass
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Constructor Summary
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Method Summary
Modifier and TypeMethodDescriptionbooleanCompares the argument to the receiver, and answers true if they represent the same object using a class specific comparison.Fetch the class loader associated with this class.For array classes, returns a JavaClass representing the component type of this array class.Java classes may refer to other classes and to String objects via the class's constant pool.Get the set of fields declared in this class.Get the set of methods declared in this class.getID()The ID of a class is a pointer to a section of memory which identifies the class.longReturns the size in bytes of an instance of this class on the heap.Get the set of names of interfaces directly implemented by this class.intReturn the Java language modifiers for this class.getName()Get the name of the class.Fetch the java.lang.Class object associated with this class.longReturns the protection domain for this class.Get the set of references from this class.Get the immediate superclass of this class.inthashCode()Answers an integer hash code for the receiver.booleanisArray()Is this an array class ?booleanisPacked()
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Constructor Details
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DTFJJavaClass
public DTFJJavaClass(com.ibm.j9ddr.vm29.pointer.generated.J9ClassPointer j9class)
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Method Details
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getClassLoader
Description copied from interface:JavaClassFetch the class loader associated with this class. Classes defined in the bootstrap class loader (including classes representing primitive types or void) will always return a JavaClassLoader representing the bootstrap class loader. This asymmetry with java.lang.Class#getClassLoader() is intentional.- Specified by:
getClassLoaderin interfaceJavaClass- Returns:
- the JavaClassLoader in which this class was defined
- Throws:
CorruptDataException- if the class loader for this class cannot be found (a class cannot exist without a loader so this implies corruption)
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getComponentType
Description copied from interface:JavaClassFor array classes, returns a JavaClass representing the component type of this array class.- Specified by:
getComponentTypein interfaceJavaClass- Returns:
- a JavaClass representing the component type of this array class
- Throws:
CorruptDataException
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getConstantPoolReferences
Description copied from interface:JavaClassJava classes may refer to other classes and to String objects via the class's constant pool. These references are followed by the garbage collector, forming edges on the graph of reachable objects. This getConstantPoolReferences() may be used to determine which objects are referred to by the receiver's constant pool.Although Java VMs typically permit only Class and String objects in the constant pool, some esoteric or future virtual machines may permit other types of objects to occur in the constant pool. This API imposes no restrictions on the types of JavaObjects which might be included in the Iterator.
No assumption should be made about the order in which constant pool references are returned.
Classes may also refer to objects through static variables. These may be found with the getDeclaredFields() API. Objects referenced by static variables are not returned by getConstantPoolReferences() unless the object is also referenced by the constant pool.
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getConstantPoolReferencesin interfaceJavaClass- Returns:
- an iterator over the collection of JavaObjects which are referred to by the constant pool of this class
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getDeclaredFields
Description copied from interface:JavaClassGet the set of fields declared in this class.- Specified by:
getDeclaredFieldsin interfaceJavaClass- Returns:
- an iterator over the collection of fields declared in this class.
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getDeclaredMethods
Description copied from interface:JavaClassGet the set of methods declared in this class.- Specified by:
getDeclaredMethodsin interfaceJavaClass- Returns:
- an iterator over the collection of methods declared in this class.
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getID
Description copied from interface:JavaClassThe ID of a class is a pointer to a section of memory which identifies the class. The contents of this memory are implementation defined.In some implementations getID() and getObject().getID() may return the same value. This implies that the class object is also the primary internal representation of the class. DTFJ users should not rely on this behaviour.
In some implementations, getID() may return null for some classes. This indicates that the class is a synthetic class which has been constructed for DTFJ purposes only. The class has no physical representation in the VM.
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getInterfaces
Description copied from interface:JavaClassGet the set of names of interfaces directly implemented by this class.- Specified by:
getInterfacesin interfaceJavaClass- Returns:
- an iterator over the collection of the names of interfaces directly implemented by this class. Some JVM implementations may choose to load interfaces lazily, so only the names are returned. The JavaClass objects may be found through the defining class loader.
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getModifiers
Description copied from interface:JavaClassReturn the Java language modifiers for this class.The modifiers are defined by the JVM Specification.
Return MODIFIERS_UNAVAILABLE if the modifiers are unavailable. This might be the case if DTFJ is operating against an artefact such as a portable heap dump that does not contain information about a class's modifiers.
Note that, for inner classes, the actual modifiers are returned, not the synthetic modifiers. For instance, a class will never have its 'protected' modifier set, even if the inner class was a protected member, since 'protected' is not a legal modifier for a class file.
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getModifiersin interfaceJavaClass- Returns:
- the modifiers for this class
- Throws:
CorruptDataException
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getName
Description copied from interface:JavaClassGet the name of the class.- Specified by:
getNamein interfaceJavaClass- Returns:
- the name of the class in the form: "full/package/class$innerclass"
- Throws:
CorruptDataException
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getObject
Description copied from interface:JavaClassFetch the java.lang.Class object associated with this class.In some implementations this may be null if no object has been created to represent this class, or if the class is synthetic.
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getObjectin interfaceJavaClass- Returns:
- the java.lang.Class object associated with this class
- Throws:
CorruptDataException- See Also:
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getReferences
Description copied from interface:JavaClassGet the set of references from this class.- Specified by:
getReferencesin interfaceJavaClass- Returns:
- an iterator of JavaReferences
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getSuperclass
Description copied from interface:JavaClassGet the immediate superclass of this class.- Specified by:
getSuperclassin interfaceJavaClass- Returns:
- the immediate superclass of this class, or null if this class has no superclass. For interfaces, Object, primitive types and void null is always returned.
- Throws:
CorruptDataException
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isArray
Description copied from interface:JavaClassIs this an array class ?- Specified by:
isArrayin interfaceJavaClass- Returns:
- true if this class is an array class
- Throws:
CorruptDataException
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equals
Description copied from class:java.lang.ObjectCompares the argument to the receiver, and answers true if they represent the same object using a class specific comparison. The implementation in Object answers true only if the argument is the exact same object as the receiver (==). -
hashCode
public int hashCode()Description copied from class:java.lang.ObjectAnswers an integer hash code for the receiver. Any two objects which answertruewhen passed to.equalsmust answer the same value for this method. -
getFilename
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CorruptDataException
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getInstanceSize
Description copied from interface:JavaClassReturns the size in bytes of an instance of this class on the heap.The call is only meaningful for a non-array JavaClass, where all instances of the class are of the same size. If this method is called on a JavaArrayClass, where instances can be of different sizes, an UnsupportedOperationException will be thrown. DataUnavailable can be thrown if no value is available: for example when DTFJ is examining a javacore, where the instance size for a class is not recorded.
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getInstanceSizein interfaceJavaClass- Returns:
- size in bytes of an instance
- Throws:
CorruptDataException
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getProtectionDomain
Description copied from interface:JavaClassReturns the protection domain for this class.- Specified by:
getProtectionDomainin interfaceJavaClass- Returns:
- the protection domain or null for the default protection domain
- Throws:
DataUnavailableCorruptDataException
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isPacked
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getPackedDataSize
- Throws:
DataUnavailableCorruptDataException
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