Burningwave Core

The IterableObjectHelper provides advanced iteration capabilities:

• Parallel Iteration: Iterate through collections and arrays in parallel by explicitly setting thread priorities.
• Placeholder Retrieval: Retrieve items from Maps or Properties files that contain placeholders.

The ClassHunter component is used for advanced classpath scanning. Common use cases include:

• Retrieving all classes on the classpath.
• Finding all classes that implement one or more specific interfaces.
• Finding all classes that extend a specific base class.
• Searching for classes where the package name matches a regular expression.
• Finding all classes belonging to a specific module name (Java 9+).
• Finding all annotated classes.
• Scanning classes for specific annotations and collecting their values.
• Searching for classes with specific constructor signatures (e.g., a specific first parameter type) and specific method patterns.
• Finding classes with specific method name patterns and parameter types.
• Finding classes with a minimum number of protected fields.

Burningwave Core provides specialized utilities to handle non-public members of an object:

• Constructors: Access and handle private or other non-public constructors.
• Fields: Access and handle private or other non-public fields.
• Methods: Access and handle private or other non-public methods.

Burningwave Core is built around two main abstractions:

• Component: A dynamic object that performs specific functionality related to a particular domain.
• Component Container: A collection of dynamic components.

There are two types of containers:

1. Static Component Container: Only one static container can exist within the application lifecycle.
2. Dynamic Component Container: Multiple dynamic containers can be created and managed.

Components are retrieved and managed through the container, which acts as the registry and lifecycle manager for the system's dynamic capabilities.