#!/usr/bin/env jython
# NOTE: Jython is still Python 2.7 in late2020
import Confidential
message = Confidential('top secret text')
secret_field = Confidential.getDeclaredField('secret')
secret_field.setAccessible(True) # break the lock!
print 'message.secret =', secret_field.get(message)
"""
In the Jython registry file there is this line:
python.security.respectJavaAccessibility = true
Set this to false and Jython provides access to non-public
fields, methods, and constructors of Java objects.
"""
import Confidential
message = Confidential('top secret text')
for name in dir(message):
attr = getattr(message, name)
if not callable(attr): # non-methods only
print name + '\t=', attr
from java.lang.reflect import Modifier
import Confidential
message = Confidential('top secret text')
fields = Confidential.getDeclaredFields()
for field in fields:
# list private fields only
if Modifier.isPrivate(field.getModifiers()):
field.setAccessible(True) # break the lock
print 'field:', field
print '\t', field.getName(), '=', field.get(message)
#!/usr/bin/env jython
# NOTE: Jython is still Python 2.7 in late2020
from java.lang.reflect import Modifier
import Confidential
message = Confidential('top secret text')
fields = Confidential.getDeclaredFields()
for field in fields:
# list private fields only
if Modifier.isPrivate(field.getModifiers()):
field.setAccessible(True) # break the lock
print 'field:', field
print '\t', field.getName(), '=', field.get(message)
import Confidential
message = Confidential('top secret text')
secret_field = Confidential.getDeclaredField('secret')
secret_field.setAccessible(True) # break the lock!
print 'message.secret =', secret_field.get(message)
