Call-tree viewer?
I was afraid of that. Too bad there's not a faster way to do it. Thank you for the help.
I was afraid of that. Too bad there's not a faster way to do it. Thank you for the help.
Hi. Is there some utility available that could show where some method or constant is called from? Not a precalculated cross-reference like Doxygen does but rather dynamic. Similar to what Reflector for .NET does with its 'analyze' option. Thank you.
Thank you. I just managed to run it. The problem was related to the CLASSPATH. Even though the variable was pointing to the proper \lib and javassist.jar was in the \ext folder under it, for some reason it didn't pick it up. It worked after I added javassist.jar in a -cp at the c
Thank you for the suggestion. I read about and got it yesterday but so far it looks like a more complicated setup for me. Keep in mind that I don't have the experience in the internals of Java that most of you have. Certainly too much work to insert 3-4 bytes in a method (: I'd s
Hello. I'm trying to replace a class method's code by some other code that requires more bytes. I couldn't find any simple way to do that and investigation led me to Javassist that allows it and looks pretty simple to implement. (Or maybe not). The system is Win 7 SP1 x64. It has