Re: [Japi] RuntimeException on the latest japitools against BEA JRockit1.5

[Stuart Ballard]

Well my proposal would detect when any public class is corrupt (as
long as we could get enough data out of it to determine for sure that
it's public).

And yes there ought to be a way to express that in the Japi results.

But I'm not sure we ought to go any further as far as trying to signal
individual methods etc as corrupt. If a class file isn't valid I'd
tend to consider that renders everything about it suspect.

But I don't know the class file format or what kinds of bugs we're
likely to find well enough to know whether this is really true in
practice.

Thoughts?

Stuart.
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