#org.reflections problem

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wild jetty
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val reflections = Reflections("com.nebuliks.backend.models.generated")
        val classes = reflections.getSubTypesOf(Obect.class)
        println(classes)

why this didnt work ?

desert fieldBOT
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<@&1008423204219531294> please have a look, thanks.

shut ruin
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why this didnt work ?
this really isnt a good description of your problem

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what exactly doesnt work?

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any error message?

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best to put some effort into asking a question

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then it is easier for others to help

wild jetty
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it printed []

silk egret
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then apparently such a class didnt exist in ur build path

wild jetty
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i have 4 kotlin classes in generated package

silk egret
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does it work if u put a different class and package in there?

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for example for sth that is in the sdk

wild jetty
silk egret
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try it first with something from the sdk

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potentially u are just misusing the api

wild jetty
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...

silk egret
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why the "..."?

wild jetty
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you didnt give me any hint or something to do

silk egret
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does it work if u put a different class and package in there?
for example for sth that is in the sdk

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please do that

wild jetty
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ok

silk egret
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also, where is that Reflections from? kotlin-reflect?

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when u wrote Obect.class i guess u did a typo and meant Object.class?

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(it shouldnt compile then though)

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so it looks like u didnt share ur real code with us

wild jetty
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i tried ity with Object.clas and it didnt work

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the code i currently have is

val reflections = Reflections("com.nebuliks.backend.models.generated")
        val classes = reflections.getSubTypesOf(Any::class.java)
        println(classes)
desert fieldBOT
silk egret
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okay

wild jetty
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also : the sdk worked and loaded the class correctly

silk egret
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can u share the example with the sdk code please

wild jetty
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and Reflection is from org.reflections package

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@Test
fun loadGeneratedClass() {
val fqcn = "com.nebuliks.backend.models.generated.Actors"
val clazz = Class.forName(fqcn) // Java reflection
print(clazz) // convert to Kotlin KClass
}

silk egret
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ah, thats not what i meant actually

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i meant to try it out looking for classes in a sdk package

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for example look for java.util

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instead of ur custom package

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cause if that doesnt work either then the problem is not ur custom code but the way u use that org-reflections code

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potentially ur just misundestanding the org.reflections api then

wild jetty
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hmm i will see

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it didnt work with java.util

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i will see the api again then

wild jetty