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Joor - A nice fluent Reflection API wrapper for Java

• 6ren 15y ago
  From one of the external links (http://www.jooq.org/ http://www.jooq.org/), I like the idea of code generation, then importing them all with "*", so that you can use global fields as if they were keywords in the language. It's an effective way to build DSLs in java.
• moondowner 15y ago
  Very nice and handy, but IDE refactoring support on this kind of code is probably very low. From the example: .call("toString") // Call toString() If I refactor the toString method to another name, here it will remain toString.
  • Anm 15y ago
    This is a side effect of it being a reflection API, and true of the current APIs as well: clazz.getMethod( "toString" ).invoke();
• softbuilder 15y ago
  Suggestion: Change the comparison example to a real-world use of reflection. The current example can be replaced with 3 lines of non-reflective code. The example doesn't make it clear why the library is useful.