On Wed, 17 Jun 2015 23:51:26 +0200, "Markus KARG" <markus@headcrashing.eu>
wrote:
> Wrong. 12.1.1 contains more restriction on the initial class than 12.2
> which describes the general process for ANY class. Hence it is a
> difference. That is what you see in the difference of you initial
example
> to mine on Gist. :-)
>
> Sorry I was not aware that you only posted the example to demonstrate
> REFLECTION to fail. Maybe I missed that. I always talked about normal
> instantiation, not about reflection. Also AFAIK JDBC spec does not say
> reflection MUST be possible, does it?
Of course you need to support reflection, in some cases the JVM itself
will use reflection and as I said in an earlier email: a lot of tools and
libraries depend on it. Not supporting reflection will simply make the
driver unusable in a lot of situations.
I can't believe I actually need to argue this point.
Mark
