8023780: Gracefully handle @CS methods while binding bean properties

Reviewed-by: jlaskey, lagergren, sundar
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Attila Szegedi 2013-08-27 13:17:00 +02:00
parent 359034825f
commit a9796aeea0
3 changed files with 76 additions and 6 deletions

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@ -669,15 +669,43 @@ public final class NativeObject {
final List<AccessorProperty> properties = new ArrayList<>(propertyNames.size() + methodNames.size());
for(final String methodName: methodNames) {
properties.add(AccessorProperty.create(methodName, Property.NOT_WRITABLE,
getBoundBeanMethodGetter(source, getBeanOperation(linker, "dyn:getMethod:" + methodName, getterType, source)),
null));
final MethodHandle method;
try {
method = getBeanOperation(linker, "dyn:getMethod:" + methodName, getterType, source);
} catch(final IllegalAccessError e) {
// Presumably, this was a caller sensitive method. Ignore it and carry on.
continue;
}
properties.add(AccessorProperty.create(methodName, Property.NOT_WRITABLE, getBoundBeanMethodGetter(source,
method), null));
}
for(final String propertyName: propertyNames) {
MethodHandle getter;
if(readablePropertyNames.contains(propertyName)) {
try {
getter = getBeanOperation(linker, "dyn:getProp:" + propertyName, getterType, source);
} catch(final IllegalAccessError e) {
// Presumably, this was a caller sensitive method. Ignore it and carry on.
getter = Lookup.EMPTY_GETTER;
}
} else {
getter = Lookup.EMPTY_GETTER;
}
final boolean isWritable = writablePropertyNames.contains(propertyName);
properties.add(AccessorProperty.create(propertyName, isWritable ? 0 : Property.NOT_WRITABLE,
readablePropertyNames.contains(propertyName) ? getBeanOperation(linker, "dyn:getProp:" + propertyName, getterType, source) : Lookup.EMPTY_GETTER,
isWritable ? getBeanOperation(linker, "dyn:setProp:" + propertyName, setterType, source) : Lookup.EMPTY_SETTER));
MethodHandle setter;
if(isWritable) {
try {
setter = getBeanOperation(linker, "dyn:setProp:" + propertyName, setterType, source);
} catch(final IllegalAccessError e) {
// Presumably, this was a caller sensitive method. Ignore it and carry on.
setter = Lookup.EMPTY_SETTER;
}
} else {
setter = Lookup.EMPTY_SETTER;
}
if(getter != Lookup.EMPTY_GETTER || setter != Lookup.EMPTY_SETTER) {
properties.add(AccessorProperty.create(propertyName, isWritable ? 0 : Property.NOT_WRITABLE, getter, setter));
}
}
targetObj.addBoundProperties(source, properties.toArray(new AccessorProperty[properties.size()]));

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@ -0,0 +1,38 @@
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/**
* JDK-8023780: Gracefully handle @CS methods while binding bean properties
*
* @test
* @run
*/
var obj = {}
Object.bindProperties(obj, java.lang.Thread.currentThread());
print(typeof obj.getName === "function")
print(typeof obj.getCurrentContext === "undefined")
print(Object.hasOwnProperty("name"))
print(!Object.hasOwnProperty("currentContext"))

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@ -0,0 +1,4 @@
true
true
true
true