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/* * %W% %E% * * Copyright (c) 2006, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved. * ORACLE PROPRIETARY/CONFIDENTIAL. Use is subject to license terms. */ package sun.misc; import java.util.ArrayList; /** * This is an abstract base class which is called by java.lang.ClassLoader * when ClassFormatError is thrown inside defineClass(). * * The purpose of this class is to allow applications (e.g. Java Plug-in) * to have a chance to transform the byte code from one form to another * if necessary. * * One application of this class is used by Java Plug-in to transform * malformed JDK 1.1 class file into a well-formed Java 2 class file * on-the-fly, so JDK 1.1 applets with malformed class file in the * Internet may run in Java 2 after transformation. * * @author Stanley Man-Kit Ho */ public abstract class ClassFileTransformer { // Singleton of ClassFileTransformer // private static ArrayList transformerList = new ArrayList(); private static Object[] transformers = new Object[0]; /** * Add the class file transformer object. * * @param t Class file transformer instance */ public static void add(ClassFileTransformer t) { synchronized(transformerList) { transformerList.add(t); transformers = transformerList.toArray(); } } /** * Get the array of ClassFileTransformer object. * * @return ClassFileTransformer object array */ public static Object[] getTransformers() { // transformers is not intended to be changed frequently, // so it is okay to not put synchronized block here // to speed up performance. // return transformers; } /** * Transform a byte array from one to the other. * * @param b Byte array * @param off Offset * @param len Length of byte array * @return Transformed byte array */ public abstract byte[] transform(byte[] b, int off, int len) throws ClassFormatError; }