java引用计数,是否可以获取对象引用计数？

I'd like to know if there is a way to check how many references a Java object has. As far as I could check the only way to do that is using JVMTI through a JNI interface. Is there a pure java (without using native libraries) solution to get this information?

We are developing an educational tool for data structure animation(to be used with students implementation of certain algorithms), so it would be very nice if we could check for "released" objects on the most non-intrusive way (I´m trying to avoid forcing the user of this tool to call a method such as ObjectReleased(objRef) in order to update the data structure animation for an element removal or something simmilar)

解决方案

From your description, it seems you care less about the actual count of references than to simply know when an object has been collected. If this is the case, you can use WeakReference or PhantomReference to determine when a referenced object is ready for finalization.

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Hope this helps.