Java reflection - non case sensitive Class.forName() in a package -


the same question has answers fields , methods, both suggesting iterate on existing members , lower-case comparing names. classes different in can't [easily] iterate on classes in package.

my java application instantiates objects according given input 3rd party - non-case-sensitive - application, , fails when case wrong. since java won't allow classes same name , different case in 1 package, guess there should simple way class object without having exact case.

i want avoid multiple if/else if since add classes package time. trying case possibilities out of question (since o(2^n)).

so, how should go it?

solution:

as suggested in @ireeder's answer (thanks @assylias), ignored standard java conventions , name classes lowercase. way can call class.forname lower case version of input.


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