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Article #14891Re: Class.class <> Object.getClass() <> AClass.class
From: Hugo Ferreira
Date: Mon, 26 Jul 1999 00:00
Date: Mon, 26 Jul 1999 00:00
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Christophe,
>So it seems it's an attribute of an object of the com.objectspace.voyager
>package and not a from a standard JDK package.
No it is not. Dion Gillard responded to this comment and has the answer:
I quote:
"ClassName.class is part of the standard JDK.....try it...it's a short cut
for Class.forName("ClassName");"
Thanx for comments.
Hugo.
Christophe wrote in message <7n91i9$nm727@forums.borland.com>...
>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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