[Method.invoke] wrapper - accessing arguments passed to user method.

[Storm]

Dear Colleagues,

Given the following hypothetical method,

protected Object ExampleMethod(String OStr, int oInt, String oStr_bis ...)
{
// .. code ..
}

I can retrieve (i.e.: being in method's body and using specific code) the
current method name, Class[] array for passed arguments. Nevertheless,
I would like to access values of these argument in a such abstract way;
that the following custom call would be grammatically correct:

// String method -> ExampleMethod, Class[] objects -> java.lang.string, int ..
// (and finally) Object[] argVal -> ????)
this.myprocessor(method, object, argVal);

ISSUE [!] : What should be done to create this 'argVal' variable programmatically?

Thank you for helping...

 

[Chris Uppal]

I can retrieve (i.e.: being in method's body and using specific code) the
current method name, Class[] array for passed arguments. Nevertheless,
I would like to access values of these argument [...]

Unfortunately, you can't. Ideally they should be recorded in the stack trace
of an exception (or at least of some exceptions), but they aren't.

Which is a /real/ shame because otherwise one could do some /very/ interesting
things with NoSuchMethodException...

-- chris