Re: Find name of package

There's no getPackage() method, but you can do something like that:

Class class =3D object.getClass().getName();

It will return something like

"[Ljava.lang.Object;" and you can parse the result to extract
"java.lang" which would be the package name.

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I want to find out the name of package where is class in which I'm
working just as you can find it out in J2SE with
[b]Class_Name.class.getPackage()[/b]. Is there solution for J2ME?
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