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Interface MethodRebaseResolver

All Known Implementing Classes:

MethodRebaseResolver.Default, MethodRebaseResolver.NoOp

public interface MethodRebaseResolver

A method rebase resolver is responsible for mapping methods of an instrumented type to an alternative signature. This way a method can exist in two versions within a class:

1. The rebased method which represents the original implementation as it is present in a class file.
2. An overriden method which implements user code which is still able to invoke the original, rebased method.

Nested Class Summary

Nested Classes

Modifier and Type	Interface and Description
static class	MethodRebaseResolver.Default A default implementation of a MethodRebaseResolver which renames rebased methods and adds an additional constructor placeholder parameter to constructors.
static interface	MethodRebaseResolver.MethodNameTransformer A method name transformer provides a unique mapping of a method's name to an alternative name.
static class	MethodRebaseResolver.NoOp A method rebase resolver that preserves any method in its original form.
static interface	MethodRebaseResolver.Resolution A resolution for a method that was checked by a MethodRebaseResolver.

Field Summary

Fields

Modifier and Type	Field and Description
static int	REBASED_METHOD_MODIFIER The modifier that is used for rebased methods.

Method Summary

Modifier and Type	Method and Description
MethodRebaseResolver.Resolution	resolve(MethodDescription methodDescription) Checks if a method is eligible for rebasing and resolves this possibly rebased method.

Field Detail

REBASED_METHOD_MODIFIER

static final int REBASED_METHOD_MODIFIER

The modifier that is used for rebased methods.

See Also:

Constant Field Values

Method Detail

resolve

MethodRebaseResolver.Resolution resolve(MethodDescription methodDescription)

Checks if a method is eligible for rebasing and resolves this possibly rebased method.

Parameters:

methodDescription - A description of the method to resolve.

Returns:

A resolution for the given method.