Package rife.instrument

package rife.instrument

The classes that are responsible for performing byte-code instrumentation through agents and transformers.

Since:

1.0

Related Packages

Package	Description
rife	Full-stack framework to effortlessly create web applications with modern Java.
rife.instrument.exceptions	Common exceptions that are being used during the transformation of byte-code.

Class	Description
ClassBytesProvider
ClassInterfaceDetector	Detects whether a class implements a particular interface by analyzing the bytecode instead of loading the class and performing reflection calls.
EngineContinuationsTransformer	This is a bytecode transformer that will modify classes so that they receive the functionalities that are required to support the continuations functionalities as they are provided by RIFE2's web engine.
FinalTransformer	This is a no-op transformer that is just used to output the instrumented bytecode of classes when the "rife.instrumentation.dump" system property is set.
InitialTransformer	This is a no-op transformer that is just used to output the initial bytecode of classes that will be instrumented when the "rife.instrumentation.dump" system property is set.
LazyLoadTransformer	This is a bytecode transformer that will modify classes so that they receive the functionalities that are required to support lazy-loading of relationships when the GenericQueryManager is being used.
MetaDataTransformer	This is a bytecode transformer that will modify classes so that they receive the functionalities that are required to support meta-data merging.
RifeAgent	The RIFE2 instrumentation agent will modify the bytecode of the classes that are loaded to provide new capabilities that are otherwise provided by the class-loader.
RifeTransformer	An abstract base class that will only execute the bytecode transformation when the class is considered to not be part of a core package, like for example the JDK or the standard XML parsers.
WorkflowContinuationsTransformer	This is a bytecode transformer that will modify classes so that they receive the functionalities that are required to support the continuations functionalities as they are provided by RIFE2's workflow engine.