So, I have been trying a number of approaches with varying success.
Using a service in a standalone implementation and retrieving the
service with a call to getService() on the registry works as expected.
Any @Inject annotations on fields work great.
I have had less joy with the class factory. I've had to move a lot of
calls around to ensure that I never reference the class anywhere
before calling a service that injects the class factory, and ask it to
create the class.
As I understand it, I need to
1. create the class in the class loader with
ClassFab classFab = classFactory_.newClass(typeName, Object.class);
<transformations go here>
classFab.createClass();
2. I can then create the class with new as usual, and will receive an
instance of the modified class.
The first step needs to happen before the class is ever referenced. If
I do this during startup, this may mean creating a bunch of classes in
the class loader that I may never use. And I need to have the
correctly stringified name of every class that I wish to transform.
Not pretty, but probably doable.
My second problem is that I have not been able to find a good example
in the IOC code for calling the class transformations. Is there a
ready-made transformer that will apply all the transformations that
are registered in the AppModule for the project?
Any help or thoughts appreciated.
Cheers,
Adriaan
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