what is jcompiler in shine enterprise pattern ?

It's unbelievable! But it's true!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

You know it's really helpful!
When you are developing a project that is important to you to add some things at run time you can use it! Imagine, you have deployed a project and it is running and your customers are using it! You just want to add some simple thing to it! You have to stop your project, add what you want, recompile it then upload your new compile! As you see it's really expensive! Your customers may loose their work and of course their time! But when you use Jcompiler you can add all things you want without any cost!

It is the best choice to develop ERP projects! So you never need to down your project!

It helps Aspect Oriented Programming (AOP) too! When you use it with reflect, or a ROP framework (Jshooter; the first and the only ROP framework), so you can easily make your project Aspect oriented with no more spaghetti!


To use Jcompiler your class should extends it and then use its methods.
Jcompiler has two methods:

1- addCommandToClassBodyInWindowsRuntime(String class_add,String code)
2- addFileToWindowsRuntime(String class_code)

If you want to add a method to a class that is available in your project you must use the first method.
The first argument is name of the class you want to add method to it , the second one is your code.

For example:

addCommandToClassBodyInWindowsRuntime( "mypackage.Engine" , "public void hello(){System.out.println("hello");}")

And if you need to add a new class to your project which there isn't in it yet, first you should create your class by using second method.
You are being able to add method to this class by using the first method, after creating it; also you can add method at the same time when you are adding class, same as below:

addFileToWindowsRuntime(" public class Engine { public void hello() { System.out.println("hello"); } } " )

And then use the first method to add your method to your project.

In this way you can add classes to your project or even a method or field to one of your classes then use the added values!