access$1900

[Michaelp]

Hello!

I am debugging a project that I inherited from someone else.
The run aborts with an exception stack, of which one is access$1900.

What can this mean?

I do not find any reference to a method named access in the entire api
documentation.

Thanks

Michael

 

[Wojtek]

Michaelp wrote :

Hello!

I am debugging a project that I inherited from someone else.
The run aborts with an exception stack, of which one is access$1900.

What can this mean?

I do not find any reference to a method named access in the entire api
documentation.

Thanks

Michael

Google kicks out 265 pages for access$1900

 

[Joshua Cranmer]

Hello!

I am debugging a project that I inherited from someone else.
The run aborts with an exception stack, of which one is access$1900.

What can this mean?

I do not find any reference to a method named access in the entire api
documentation.

Thanks

Michael

access$1900 is a synthetic method that is used so that inner classes can
use the private variables of its respective outer class. If you want to
figure out which variable it is accessing, you can run `javap -c [fully
qualified class name]` and then find the output for the method access$1900.

 

[Mike Schilling]

Hello!

I am debugging a project that I inherited from someone else.
The run aborts with an exception stack, of which one is access$1900.

What can this mean?

Probably that it's a generated method used to access a private field (or
method) of an inner class.

 

[Michaelp]

Thanks, Wojtek

Found those too.

At least the first 20 of them have it as a part of a pasted stack-
trace.

Michael

 

[Roedy Green]

I am debugging a project that I inherited from someone else.
The run aborts with an exception stack, of which one is access$1900.

What can this mean?

Let's see the rest of the stack dump.

 

[rossum]

Hello!

I am debugging a project that I inherited from someone else.
The run aborts with an exception stack, of which one is access$1900.

What can this mean?

I do not find any reference to a method named access in the entire api
documentation.

Thanks

Michael

How do I fit "There I was expecting to get $1900 paid into my new
PayPal account when I signed up to your new sure-fire money making
scheme, and all I got was this lousy Java technical question." onto my
T-shirt?

rossum