Open GoogleCodeExporter opened 9 years ago
Original comment by ihatelivelyids
on 25 Jan 2012 at 3:15
Hi there,
in the 1.0 drop it was indeed impossible to get a reference to the targetMethod
of a getter or setter (this is technically impossible at the opcode level). We
hacked around this by adding a privately namespaces method that simply returns
the getter value, these changes are available in the trunk right now.
Unfortunately I'm not sure if this will resolve your infinite loop issue, I
think it probably will, since that namespaced method calls the
supper.getterName to retrieve the value, so that call shouldn't end up in your
interceptor.
So, try a trunk build and please let me know if that solves anything.
cheers,
Roland
Original comment by ihatelivelyids
on 25 Jan 2012 at 3:19
Hello,
I have the following other NPE error with the last snapshot version (20111214)
(with reflect 20111101) :
TypeError: Error #1009: Il est impossible d'accéder à la propriété ou à la
méthode d'une référence d'objet nul.
at org.as3commons.bytecode.proxy.impl::ProxyFactory/buildProxyClass()[
C:\projects\as3-commons\as3-commons-bytecode\src\main\actionscript\org\as3common
s\bytecode\proxy\impl\ProxyFactory.as:406]
at org.as3commons.bytecode.proxy.impl::ProxyFactory/generateProxyClasses()[
C:\projects\as3-commons\as3-commons-bytecode\src\main\actionscript\org\as3common
s\bytecode\proxy\impl\ProxyFactory.as:302]
at Quantis_client/application1_applicationCompleteHandler()[
/opt/quantis/src/Quantis_client/flex_src/Quantis_client.mxml:1120]
Thanks for your reply and for your work,
Christophe.
Original comment by christop...@gtempaccount.com
on 30 Jan 2012 at 12:46
Hi there,
could you post the code where you first do the ByteCodeType scan and afterwards
call the proxy builder API? I have a fair hunch what's going wrong, the
ByteCodeType results are stored per ApplicationDomain, so you need to use the
same application domain reference for both the ByteCodeType call and the proxy
builder calls.
Check this issue for more info:
https://code.google.com/p/as3-commons/issues/detail?id=111&can=1&q=domain&colspe
c=ID%20SubProject%20Type%20Status%20Priority%20Owner%20Summary%20Milestone
cheers,
Roland
Original comment by ihatelivelyids
on 31 Jan 2012 at 8:09
Hello,
Thanks, it works a bit better now with this for the proxy definition :
var elementCPI:IClassProxyInfo = proxyFactory.defineProxy(Element, null,
this.loaderInfo.applicationDomain);
Without the introduction, the interceptor contains the getter, so it's OK for
with part.
But now, another strange issue occurs with the introduction :(
The .introduce() call produce this error :
Class core.bom.Tempoclass could not be found by ByteCodeType.forName(), unable to introduce
at
org.as3commons.bytecode.proxy.impl::ClassIntroducer/introduce()[[...]\proxy\impl
\ClassIntroducer.as:84]
at
org.as3commons.bytecode.proxy.impl::ProxyFactory/buildProxyClass()[[...]\proxy\i
mpl\ProxyFactory.as:430]
at
org.as3commons.bytecode.proxy.impl::ProxyFactory/generateProxyClasses()[[...]\pr
oxy\impl\ProxyFactory.as:302]
How my things are now ("this" is my application, the code is located in an
applicationComplete handler):
ByteCodeType.fromLoader(this.loaderInfo);
var proxyFactory:IProxyFactory = new ProxyFactory();
var elementCPI:IClassProxyInfo = proxyFactory.defineProxy(Element, null,
this.loaderInfo.applicationDomain);
elementCPI.introduce(Tempoclass);
elementCPI.interceptorFactory = new TmpFactory;
Original comment by h...@anthologique.net
on 1 Feb 2012 at 1:18
Hm, I'll have to look into that one, it could be that the proper
applicationDomain isn't being handed over to the introducer.
I would actually advice not to use the introductions yet though, as stated in
the documentation there's still a few issues with those. Especially if you use
them in a release build of your SWF. So if there's a way you can solve your
problem with just a regular interceptor, I'd go that route if I were you.
cheers,
Roland
Original comment by ihatelivelyids
on 1 Feb 2012 at 6:54
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
h...@anthologique.net
on 25 Jan 2012 at 9:52