/**
* Parses a field type definition
*
* @param docField
* @return
*/
protected static Field ParseField(FieldDoc docField) {
assert (docField != null);
Field xmlField = new Field();
xmlField.name = docField.name();
xmlField.comment = docField.commentText();
xmlField.type = ParseType(docField.type());
xmlField.isFinal = docField.isFinal();
if (xmlField.isFinal) {
xmlField.finalExpression = docField.constantValueExpression();
} else if (docField.constantValueExpression() != null) {
// how would a non-final field have a constant value expression?
// my understanding is that this field is only != null when is not final
assert (false);
}
xmlField.isStatic = docField.isStatic();
xmlField.isVolatile = docField.isVolatile();
xmlField.isTransient = docField.isTransient();
xmlField.scope = DetermineScope(docField);
// parse annotations from the field
xmlField.annotationInstances =
ParseAnnotationInstances(docField.annotations(), docField.qualifiedName());
return xmlField;
}
private void importField(DbJVClass dbClaz, Field field) throws DbException {
if (dbClaz == null) {
return;
}
DbJVDataMember member = new DbJVDataMember(dbClaz);
member.setName(field.getName());
// set field type
Type type = field.getType();
member.setType(toAdt(type));
member.setTypeUse(toTypeUse(type));
// set field modifiers
member.setFinal(field.isFinal());
member.setStatic(field.isStatic());
member.setTransient(field.isTransient());
member.setVisibility(toVisibility(field));
member.setVolatile(field.isVolatile());
}
public void setValue(Field field, Value value)
throws InvalidTypeException, ClassNotLoadedException {
validateMirror(field);
validateMirrorOrNull(value);
validateFieldSet(field);
// More validation specific to setting from a ClassType
if (!field.isStatic()) {
throw new IllegalArgumentException("Must set non-static field through an instance");
}
try {
JDWP.ClassType.SetValues.FieldValue[] values = new JDWP.ClassType.SetValues.FieldValue[1];
values[0] =
new JDWP.ClassType.SetValues.FieldValue(
((FieldImpl) field).ref(),
// validate and convert if necessary
ValueImpl.prepareForAssignment(value, (FieldImpl) field));
try {
JDWP.ClassType.SetValues.process(vm, this, values);
} catch (JDWPException exc) {
throw exc.toJDIException();
}
} catch (ClassNotLoadedException e) {
/*
* Since we got this exception,
* the field type must be a reference type. The value
* we're trying to set is null, but if the field's
* class has not yet been loaded through the enclosing
* class loader, then setting to null is essentially a
* no-op, and we should allow it without an exception.
*/
if (value != null) {
throw e;
}
}
}