Examples of javassist.CtClass.stopPruning()

javassist.CtClass.stopPruning()

Disallows (or allows) automatically pruning this CtClass object.

Javassist can automatically prune a CtClass object when toBytecode() (or toClass(), writeFile()) is called. Since a ClassPool holds all instances of CtClass even after toBytecode() (or toClass(), writeFile()) is called, pruning may significantly save memory consumption.

If ClassPool.doPruning is true, the automatic pruning is on by default. Otherwise, it is off. The default value of ClassPool.doPruning is false. @param stop disallow pruning if true. Otherwise, allow. @return the previous status of pruning. true if pruning is already stopped. @see #detach() @see #prune() @see ClassPool#doPruning

      {
         //Ignore, we are creating the class the first time
      }
      
      CtClass invocation = makeInvocationClass(pool, makeInnerClass, clazz, className, fieldInvocation);
      invocation.stopPruning(true);
   
      boolean isStatic = javassist.Modifier.isStatic(field.getModifiers());
      if (!isStatic)
      {
         CtField target = new CtField(field.getDeclaringClass(), "typedTargetObject", invocation);

        try {
            ClassPool cp = new ClassPool(null);
            cp.insertClassPath(new ByteArrayClassPath(name, bytecode));
            cp.appendClassPath(new LoaderClassPath(loader));
            CtClass klass = cp.get(name);
            klass.stopPruning(true);// to allow dump
            return klass;
        } catch (Exception e) {
            throw new WrappedRuntimeException(e);
        }
    }

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