Reflection, how to understand

From: "John_Woo" <john_woo@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: 31 Aug 2006 10:11:57 -0700

Hi,

I'm trying understand jdk 5 reflection.

I know it's for loading/invoking method on the fly. I'm wondering, any
simple core-java example (not sort of EJB, rmi) illuestrated how an app
re-compile then invoke the newly classes/methods, and why need to do
that (recompile)?

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Thanks lots.
John
Toronto

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