Package org.springframework.asm

Spring's repackaging of ASM 7.0 (with Spring-specific patches; for internal use only).

See: Description

Interface Summary

Interface	Description
Opcodes	The JVM opcodes, access flags and array type codes.

Class Summary

Class	Description
AnnotationVisitor	A visitor to visit a Java annotation.
Attribute	A non standard class, field, method or Code attribute, as defined in the Java Virtual Machine Specification (JVMS).
ByteVector	A dynamically extensible vector of bytes.
ClassReader	A parser to make a ClassVisitor visit a ClassFile structure, as defined in the Java Virtual Machine Specification (JVMS).
ClassVisitor	A visitor to visit a Java class.
ClassWriter	A ClassVisitor that generates a corresponding ClassFile structure, as defined in the Java Virtual Machine Specification (JVMS).
ConstantDynamic	A constant whose value is computed at runtime, with a bootstrap method.
FieldVisitor	A visitor to visit a Java field.
Handle	A reference to a field or a method.
Label	A position in the bytecode of a method.
MethodVisitor	A visitor to visit a Java method.
ModuleVisitor	A visitor to visit a Java module.
RecordComponentVisitor	Deprecated this API is experimental.
SpringAsmInfo	Utility class exposing constants related to Spring's internal repackaging of the ASM bytecode library: currently based on ASM 7.x plus minor patches.
Type	A Java field or method type.
TypePath	The path to a type argument, wildcard bound, array element type, or static inner type within an enclosing type.
TypeReference	A reference to a type appearing in a class, field or method declaration, or on an instruction.

Exception Summary

Exception	Description
ClassTooLargeException	Exception thrown when the constant pool of a class produced by a ClassWriter is too large.
MethodTooLargeException	Exception thrown when the Code attribute of a method produced by a ClassWriter is too large.

Package org.springframework.asm Description

Spring's repackaging of ASM 7.0 (with Spring-specific patches; for internal use only).

This repackaging technique avoids any potential conflicts with dependencies on ASM at the application level or from third-party libraries and frameworks.

As this repackaging happens at the class file level, sources and javadocs are not available here.