I can get a list of methods that are annotated no problem...
Method[] m = clazz.getDeclaredMethods();
Now I would like to pass the method[x] to a function. For instance...
router.get("/").handler(RoutingContext handler)
I would like to pass it to the handler as a method reference.
In java 8 we can just do router.get("/").handler(this::myMethod)
Updated example:
public void myFunction() throws Exception {
Router routes = Router.router(...);
Handler<RoutingContext> handler = this::myHandler;
routes.route("/").handler(handler);
routes.route("/someOtherRoute").handler(this::anotherHandler);
}
public void myHandler(final RoutingContext rcs) {
rcs.doSomething();
}
I would like to annotate the function myHandler so I can find it reflectively and add it to the "Router". So with reflection I can get a list of methods that have been annotated no problem and then for each one add it to my router...
So say I have some "web" anotations...
@GET
public void myHandler(final RoutingContext rcs) {
rcs.doSomething();
}
@POST
public void anotherHandler(final RoutingContext rcs) {
rcs.doSomething();
}
I can list these methods using reflection. Cool no problem. But then I would like to pass them as method references to router.handler() as shown in the above example...
If you haven't guessed it it for a web framework and no I wont release it to the wild not like we need another one. It's for learning purposes lol.
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