Re: Reflection: setting public fields of an object from another
package
Julie Jacobson wrote:
On May 21, 5:36 pm, Mikhail Teterin <usenet+m...@aldan.algebra.com>
wrote:
Stefan Ram wrote:
Possibly, the class needs to be declared as ??public??, too.
Thanks, Stefan, this worked... I wonder, why it was not needed, while the
field-setting class was in the same package, though...
I suggest you read up on what the access modifiers are and what the
semantics of "no access modifier" are:
<http://java.sun.com/tutorial/java/javaOO/accesscontrol.html>
The short version is that "no access modifier" means code in a class
in the same package has access to it, and code in classes in other
packages does not -- exactly what you're seeing via reflection. This
isn't limited to reflection; it's also true with direct access to the
fields.
Reflection is an advanced portion in Java. Packages are first-week horney.
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