java 读取字节码,Java：从同一JVM中获取运行时的类的字节码

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博客探讨了如何在Clojure中为函数实现持久化，通过字节编译将函数转化为类并进行序列化和反序列化。作者指出，由于需要在同一个VM内操作，不能依赖于常规的代理方式。解决方案建议自定义ClassLoader，在类加载时记录字节码，并在反序列化时动态重命名类以避免冲突。这涉及到对Java类加载机制和字节码操作的理解。

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I'm adding durability to Clojure, and I'm finally at the point where I'm ready to add functions. In Clojure, functions are byte compiled into classes with invoke methods (among others). In this way, functions are first class. To make these durable, I need to serialize and deserialize these classes. How do I get the bytecode for the class without having access to the .class file?

Please correct me if I'm mistaken, but using an agent requires spawning a separate VM with the agent connecting to the first VM. I need to do it from the same VM.

It's not enough to use Serializable to set and get the Class object. Upon deserializing, I need to load the class, and upon subsequent VM instances, there may be a class name collision. I need to modify the bytecode to rename the class to something unique at deserialization/class-load time.

解决方案

You could write your own ClassLoader and hack up a scheme which records the bytecode as classes are loaded.

You would need to override findClass to find the class file yourself, load it into memory, save the data somewhere (for later serialization), then call defineClass to define that class in the JVM.