// Manipulate inner class
// Notice that (for performance reason) re-use the class version information
// discovered in the main class instead of re-parsing the inner class to find
// its own class version
try {
byte[] manipulated = manipulator.manipulateInnerClass(inner, innerClassBytecode);
// Propagate manipulated resource
result.visitManipulatedResource(resourcePath, manipulated);
} catch (IOException e) {
m_reporter.error("Cannot manipulate inner class '" + resourcePath + "'");
return;