Re: Implementing dynamic proxies with BCEL

Hi all,

> Labas, Juozas!
>
> Juozas Baliuka wrote:
>
> > Hi,
> > I contribute for this kind project http://cglib.sourceforge.net, very
> > possible we can find ways for cooperation.
>
> Can you elaborate on the "ways of cooperation"?
> As much as I can see from CGLIB code... you have already implemented the
> proxy thing ;-)

there are a lot of work to do like documentation, more ideas about code
generation ... .

> Is there any reason (other than political) why you wouldn't merge your
> CGLIB project with BCEL?  CGLIB seems to build on top of BCEL so nicely...

I do not think it is some kind of political problems, both projects have the
same license.
I have posted a proxy generator implementation a few moths ago, possile it
was too crapy implemnetation, possible things like this is out
of BCEL scope.

>
> My code for proxy generation can be just a small example of BCEL
> usage... for any more serious use people should probably consider CGLIB.
>
> BTW, it would be more helpful if you would replace
> -----------
> CGLIB outputs generated classes. Byte code generation and class file
> format manipulation is hidden in static methods. It was designed to
> implement Transparent Persistence for JAVA, but can be used to implement
> aspects like Security or Validation.
> -----------
> (from http://cglib.sourceforge.net/)
> with
> -----------
> This project is inspired by java.lang.reflect.Proxy, but CGLIB proxy
> generator is more powerful and can be used by JDO/ODMG or EJB
> implementations. It can extend any not final class and implement
> interfaces at runtime.
> -----------
> (from http://sourceforge.net/projects/cglib)
>
> The latter description reflects the true purpose of the project much
> better IMHO...


>
> Rgds,
> Neeme
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