JaqLib 1.0

It heavily makes use of Java Generics and follows the idea of fluent interfaces.<br /><br />JaqLib only uses standard Java features like generics or dynamic proxies. It does not need any pre or post compile steps.<br /><br />WHERE conditions can be specified by custom implementations of the WhereCondition interface, by using the where().element() expression and by using a method call recording mechanism (see also the first example below): first the programmer must call the desired method on the returned proxy object. This method call is recorded by JaQLib. When evaluating the WHERE condition this method call is replayed on every element. The result of this method call is then evaluated against the specified condition. This method call record mechanisms uses JDK dynamic proxies for proxying interfaces and CGLIB for proxying classes. So if you want to record method calls on classes you have to download CGLIB and put it on the classpath of your application.

Requirements:	No special requirements
Platforms:	Mac, Mac OSX
Keyword:	Application,  Cglib,  Classes,  Classpath,  Condition,  Download,  Dynamic,  Evaluating,  Jaqlib,  Jaqlib Mac,  Mac,  Method,  Object,  Proxies,  Proxy,  Proxying,  Record,  Recorded
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