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Re: Can we use Class.forName?: msg#00001

Subject: Re: Can we use Class.forName?
Quoting Glenn Boysko <gboysko@xxxxxxxxx>:

> Hello:
> 
> I'm writing a new detector where I try to find new objects being created in
> private methods.  I wanted to exclude the case where a new Exception class
> is
> being created (and thrown).
> 

I think usually we use Repository.lookupClass instead of Class.forName

Perhaps take a look at the Naming detector, where it checks for classes that
end
with Exception, but are not Exceptions.



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