wrapper

问题 I want to write a generic builder class which wraps around any java class and providing setter functions of a specific style. I am not sure if this could be called "dynamically generated functions". When I have a beanish Pojo class i.e. class Pojo { public void setValue(int value) {...} public void setName(String name) {...} } My Maker class should be usable like this: Pojo p = Builder<Pojo>.create(new Pojo()) .setName("Funny") .setValue(123) .build(); As you can see, the work it does should

问题 In ordinary native libraries, I can wrap another dll and monitor calls by simply building a dll with the same exact function signatures in the export, and sometimes can even call onto the real dll. In managed C#, I have a dll called "A" that is a plugin for another application that has a class that derives from a class in another dll I called dll "B". I want to make a wrapper dll for "B", so "A" can function with a wrapped version of "B", and might not even use the real version of "B" at all.

问题 I have a java app that i want to release it for all of platforms. i tried most of installers and wrapper like install4j , launch4j , Excelsior JET and ... I found best solution for windows and mac in Advanced Installer. it build a native launcher and installer for windows and mac. also it can download jre from custom source and install it if jre not present. so im looking for similar one for linux with this features: . wrap java . download jre if not present from custom source . make gui

问题 I have to deploy some Web Services on a server that only supports the Java ones, but some of them will be done using perl or python. I want to know if is possible to develop a Java wrapper to call a specific code written in perl or python. So, I want to have all the Web Services in Java, but some of them will call some code using other languages. Thanks in advance. Regards, Ukrania 回答1: This depends heavily upon your needs. If Jython is an option for the Python code (it isn't always 100%

问题 I created a C++/CLI assembly that creates a wrapper around native C++ code. The resource compiles and the assembly loads fine into my C# project when I add it as a resource. I can access my objects and intellisense from within my application, but when attempting to build, it crashes with the exception: BadImageFormat Could not load file or assembly 'MyCLI, Version=1.0.3680.28432, Culture=neutral, PublicKeyToken=null' or one of its dependencies. An attempt was made to load a program with an

问题 I'm using a game engine that cannot serialize nested lists such as List<List<int>> . What I need is a quick solution that will store multiple lists into one list. I am about to write this on my own but am wondering if any solutions already exist. Are there any wrappers out there that can store 'virtual' nested lists into one big list while providing the functionality you would expect from separate lists? 回答1: You can use Enumerable.SelectMany to flatten nested lists: List<int> flattened =

问题 How can I do a wrapper function which calls another function with exactly same name and parameters as the wrapper function itself in global namespace? For example I have in A.h foo(int bar); and in A.cpp its implementation, and in B.h foo(int bar); and in B.cpp foo(int bar) { foo(bar) } I want that the B.cpp's foo(bar) calls A.h's foo(int bar), not recursively itself. How can I do this? I don't want to rename foo. Update: A.h is in global namespace and I cannot change it, so I guess using

问题 I have many functions with different content but the parameters and try catch inside is almost similar. Is there anyway to wrap the function up so that can reduce redundant codes. ResponseStatus GetPotatoList(GetPotatosRequest requestParam, out GetPotatosResponse response, out ResponseErrorType errorType) { ResponseStatus status = ResponseStatus.Fail; response = new GetPotatosResponse(); //To Do try { //To Do status = ResponseStatus.Success; } catch(CustomException ex) { errorType =

问题 I am trying to remove footer I've set using the same reference I used to set it up. However, nothing happens. protected void onPostExecute(ArrayList<Recipe> result) { int CHEF_ID = ChefsRecipeList.this.getIntent().getIntExtra("CHEF_ID", 0); ListView recipeListView = (ListView)findViewById(android.R.id.list); View footer = getLayoutInflater().inflate(R.layout.chef_recipe_list_footer, null); if(!addToExisting){ RecipeManager.getInstance().setRecipeList(result); View header = getLayoutInflater()

问题 I have written a C# wrapper to support our company project's REST APIs. However, these APIs are changing now - in terms on URL (may introduce version number in URL) and data objects it expects and returns back. I would like to know what would be the best practice on supporting different versions of REST APIs in my c# wrapper. And how should I do it - in terms of code design and class definitions - so that one wrapper can work seamlessly with different versions of API - and it should be