org.apache.commons.beanutils2
Interface ArgumentsAccessor

public interface ArgumentsAccessor

A ArgumentAccessor can be used to pass arguments to a constructor or method.

Method Summary

BeanAccessor<?>

withArguments(Argument<?>... arguments) Passes the given arguments to the called constructor or method.

Method Detail

withArguments

BeanAccessor<?> withArguments(Argument<?>... arguments)
                              throws IllegalArgumentException,
                                     IllegalAccessException,
                                     InvocationTargetException,
                                     NoSuchMethodException

Passes the given arguments to the called constructor or method. Note that if you wont to pass primitive arguments, you have to call Argument.argument(Class, Object) and pass the primitive class. This especially applies if you called ClassAccessor.invokeExactConstructor(Argument...), ClassAccessor.invokeExactStatic(String) or BeanAccessor.invokeExact(String) before.

Parameters:

arguments - the arguments to be passed. May be empty.

Returns:

a BeanAccessor for the result of the method invocation.

Throws:

IllegalArgumentException - if the invoking the constructor or method would throw one.

IllegalAccessException - if the invoked constructor or method would throw one.

InvocationTargetException - TODO

NoSuchMethodException - if no method with a fitting signature can be found.