Re: Class.class <> Object.getClass() <> AClass.class

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From: Dion Gillard
Date: Sun, 25 Jul 1999 00:00

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Nope,

ClassName.class is part of the standard JDK.....try it...it's a short cut 
for Class.forName("ClassName");

dIon
In article <7n91i9$nm727@forums.borland.com>, cespern@ragemail.com 
says...
|  Hugo,
|  
|  So it seems it's an attribute of an object of the com.objectspace.voyager
|  package and not a from a standard JDK package. The class attribute is
|  specific to this object and its descendant (if public or protected). If you
|  want to use it you must derived all you own classes from it.
|  
|

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