104 results about "Java bytecode" patented technology

Methods and apparatus for analyzing the interface usage and requirements within software applications. In one embodiment, the interfaces comprise application programming interfaces (APIs) used with Java-based software, and the apparatus comprises a computer program that analyzes file paths (or classpaths) containing one or more files comprising Java bytecode. The names of the classes are extracted and placed into a class dictionary. The different classes listed in the dictionaries are broken down into their individual methods. Each method is then dissembled and analyzed for method or field invocations on other classes found in the dictionary. Methods called are added to a “used class” report. The used class report preferably contains the name of the class, method and the instruction information.

Compiler and software product for compiling intermediate language (IL) bytecodes, such as Microsoft IL (MSIL) instructions into Java bytecodes, are provided. The provided compiler decodes the IL instructions, generates the stack content, and produces Java bytecodes based on the stack content. Furthermore, the compiler is specially designed to allow a programmer to develop software applications using the .Net framework that could be easily executed using a Java runtime environment.

A system, method and apparatus for executing instructions in parallel identify a set of traces within a segment of code, such as Java bytecode. Each trace represents a sequence of instructions within the segment of code that are execution structure dependent, such as stack dependent. The system, method and apparatus identify a dependency order between traces in the identified set of traces. The dependency order indicates traces that are dependent upon operation of other traces in the segment of code. The system, method and apparatus can then execute traces within the set of traces in parallel and in an execution order that is based on the identified dependency order, such that at least two traces are executed in parallel and such that if the dependency order indicates that a second trace is dependent upon a first trace, the first trace is executed prior to the second trace. This system provides bytecode level parallelism for Java and other applications that utilize execution structure-based architectures and identifies and efficiently eliminates Java bytecode stack dependency.

According to a first aspect of the present invention, a method for linking bytecodes of an uninterrupted block of bytecodes in the formation of a data flow graph comprises the steps of scanning the uninterrupted block of bytecodes in a forward manner to identify the start of each of the bytecodes, scanning in a backward manner bytecodewise each of the bytecodes in the uninterrupted block of bytecodes, and generating a link in the data flow graph that links each of the bytecodes to all other of the bytecodes used by the each of the bytecodes.According to a second aspect of the present invention, a method for linking bytecodes between uninterrupted blocks of bytecodes in the formation of a data flow graph, the uninterrupted blocks of bytecodes having links according to an order of execution of the uninterrupted blocks and wherein a stack state has been generated for each of the uninterrupted blocks of bytecodes, comprises the steps of stepping through a first path of a plurality of paths of the order of execution that terminates in a join to generate a link in the data flow graph between each bytecode producing a value in one of the uninterrupted blocks and each bytecode consuming the value in another of the uninterrupted blocks in the first path, and duplicating each link in the first path with a link for each bytecode in all of the plurality of paths other than the first path for each bytecode producing a value having a similar stack location to each bytecode producing a value in one of the uninterrupted blocks in the first path.

The invention relates to a method for preventing a Java program from being decompiled, which comprises the following steps: 1) encrypting a Java bytecode file to be issued; 2) using a Java virtual machine tool interface to monitor an initialization event of a Java virtual machine; 3) designating a Hook function for the initialization event of the Java virtual machine; 4) when the initialization of the Java virtual machine is finished, automatically calling the Hook function, and using a Java local interface in the Hook function to register a function called by the Java virtual machine for generating class objects as a self-defined agent function; 5) when the Java virtual machine generates a certain class object, calling the self-defined agent function, and decrypting the encrypted Java bytecode file in the self-defined agent function; and 6) generating a class object corresponding to the decrypted Java bytecode file, and returning to the Java virtual machine. The invention solves the technical problem of the limited application range of the method for preventing a Java bytecode file from being decompiled in the prior art, keeps the cross-platform characteristics of the Java program and maintains the universality of the Java virtual machine.

A hardware Java accelerator is comprised of a decode stage and a microcode stage. Separating into the decode and microcode stage allows the decode stage to implement instruction level parallelism while the microcode stage allows the conversion of a single Java bytecode into multiple native instructions. A reissue buffer is provided which stores the converted instructions and reissues them when the system returns from an interrupt. In this manner, the hardware accelerator need not be flushed upon an interrupt. A native PC monitor is also used. While the native PC is within a specific range, the hardware accelerator is enabled to convert the Java bytecodes into native instructions. When the native PC is outside the range, the hardware accelerator is disabled and the CPU operates on native instructions obtained from the memory.

Automated injection of Java bytecode instructions for Java load time optimization via runtime checking with upcasts. Exemplary embodiments include a method including generating a stack for each of a plurality of bytecodes, generating a subclass configured to keep a history of instructions that have modified the stack, statically scanning a plurality of Java classes associated with the plurality of bytecodes to locate class file configurations and bytecode patterns that cause loading of additional classes to complete a verification of each of the classes in the plurality of Java classes, rewriting the bytecodes to delay the loading of the additional classes until required at a runtime, recording modifications that have been made to the stack by the instructions, and applying the modifications to each of the bytecodes in the plurality of bytecodes.

An improved system and method are disclosed for processing Java program code. Java source code is annotated with a Module or a ControlFlow annotation. The Java source code is then compiled to produce Java bytecode, which in turn is compiled by a just-in-time compiler to produce native code, which retains the annotations. The native code with annotations is then executed. If a bug is identified during the execution of the native code, an associated Module is selected for debugging, followed by determining associated Java source code segments within the responsible control flow path. Debugging operations are then performed on the associated Java source code segments.

A processor comprising one or more control units, a plurality of first execution units, and one or more second execution units. Fetched instructions that conform to a processor instruction set are dispatched to the first execution units. Fetched instructions that conform to a second instruction set (different from the processor instruction set) are dispatched to the second execution units. The second execution units may be configured to performing graphics operations, or other specialized functions such as executing Java bytecode, managed code, video/audio processing operations, encryption/decryption operations etc. The second execution units may be configured to operate in a coprocessor-like fashion. A single control unit may handle the fetch, decode and scheduling for all the executions units. Alternatively, multiple control units may handle different subsets of the executions units.

A data processing system supports execution of both native instructions and Java bytecodes using a hardware executer for the Java bytecodes where possible and a software instruction interpreter for the Java bytecodes where these are not supported by the hardware. The sequences of native instructions 26 within the software instruction interpreter that perform the processing for the Java bytecodes being interpreted terminate within a sequence terminating instruction BXJ that acts differently depending upon whether or not an enabled hardware executer 6 is detected to be present. If an enabled hardware executer is detected as present, then the execution of the next Java bytecode is attempted with this. If an active hardware executer is not present, then the next Java bytecode is passed directly to the software instruction interpreter.

In a method for verifying the safety properties of Java byte code programs, the functioning of the byte code program to be verified is modeled on a finite state transition system M, and the state space of the Java Virtual Machine (JVM) on a finite set of states in M. Once entered into a model checker, the data of finite state transition system M are compared to the data entered in the model checker as conditional set S to determine properties characterizing an acceptable byte code program. The byte code program to be checked is released for further processing only when the state transition system M fulfills all conditions of conditional set S.

The invention discloses a service data real-time monitoring system and method based on a Java byte code enhancement technology. The system comprises the components: a monitored application side, Agentbeing deployed in a JVM, when the application program is loaded into the JVM, the Agent modifying and loading the class of the JVM by using ASM, codes of various events and measurement values being dynamically inserted and collected when the application program runs, the newly-added codes executing and obtaining various data and then sending the data to the monitoring platform side, and the Agentperiodically obtaining and executing instructions such as starting and stopping of the Agent and thread analysis issued by the monitoring platform side; a monitoring platform side, used for acquiringthe data of the monitored application side, processing the acquired data and putting the processed data into message queues with different themes of the message middleware according to data types, aconsumer acquiring the data processing from the message queues according to the different themes and performing pre-computation on the data of the themes according to time windows and dimensions by utilizing stream computation; and a user side obtaining the calculation result and outputting the calculation result.

Program instructions in the form of Java bytecodes may be subject to fixed mappings to processing operations or programmable mappings to processing operations. A system is provided with a fixed mapping hardware interpreter, a programmable mapping hardware interpreter and a software interpreter. The fixed mapping hardware interpreter is able to provide high speed interpretation of the common and simple bytecodes. The programmable mapping hardware interpreter is able to provide high speed interpretation of the simple and performance critical programmable bytecodes with the remaining bytecodes and more complicated bytecodes being handled by the software interpreter.

A method of transforming Java Jar files into a compressed format that remains directly interpretable and retains symbolic linkages within a target.

A system and method are disclosed for improving the performance of compiled Java code. Java source code is annotated and then compiled by a Java compiler to produce annotated Java bytecode, which in turn is compiled by a just-in-time (JIT) compiler into annotated native code. The execution of the annotated native code is monitored with a patching agent, which captures the annotated native code as it is being executed. The captured native code is then provided through an application program interface to a dynamic linkage module, which in turn provides the captured native code to a user or to an application plug-in module for modifications. The modifications are saved as a patch. The annotated native code is then re-executed and the modifications to the annotated native code are applied as a patch by the patching agent.

The invention provides a Java bytecode debugger and debugging method which are used for improving the debugging efficiency of Java software engineers, and relates to the technical field of software engineering. The Java bytecode debugger comprises a symbol library module, a cache module, a debugging module, a stack analysis module and a quote analysis module; the symbol library module is used for acquiring symbol information from a Java source code file and storing the symbol information; the cache module is used for acquiring symbol information and data information from a Java bytecode file and caching the symbol information and the data information; the debugging module is used for being connected with a virtual machine through a Keil channel, and therefore the Java bytecode file can run and be debugged on the virtual machine; the stack analysis module is used for receiving a Java stack in a memorizer of the virtual machine running to a breakpoint position and analyzing the Java stack; the quote analysis module is used for analyzing a Java quote corresponding to a Java bytecode when the virtual machine runs to the breakpoint position. The debugger and debugging method are used for debugging the Java bytecode.

The invention discloses a device for implementing a dynamic analog remote interface. The device is connected to a calling end system for calling a remote interface of a called system, and the calling end system runs in a Java virtual machine. The device comprises an agent unit, an analog unit and a control unit, the agent unit is used for modifying relevant byte-codes involved in an interface calling request in Java byte-codes loaded in the calling end system, the analog unit is used for setting an analog remote interface according to the remote interface of the called system, and the control unit is used for controlling the agent unit to modify the relevant byte-codes when the remote interface is determined to be unusable, so that the calling end system calls the analog remote interface instead of the remote interface. The invention further correspondingly discloses a method for implementing the dynamic analog remote interface. In an embodiment of the invention, the calling end system is modified by means of dynamically modifying the Java byte-codes, codes are not required to be added into an original system, and potential hazards caused by surfing in formal environments to the system are prevented.

A method for compiler-guided optimization of MapReduce type applications that includes applying transformations and optimizations to Java bytecode of an original application by an instrumenter which carries out static analysis to determine application properties depending on the optimization being performed and provides an output of optimized Java bytecode, and executing the application and analyzing generated trace and feeds information back into the instrumenter by a trace analyzer, the trace analyzer and instrumenter invoking each other iteratively and exchanging information through files.

The embodiment of the invention discloses an operation method of a Java program, which comprises the following steps of: starting a current Java virtual machine, and loading a Java virtual machine tool interface-based dynamic link base file; identifying whether the current Java virtual machine contains preset identification information according to the dynamic link base file; when an identification result is yes, normally starting the Java virtual machine to run the Java program; and when the identification result is no, exiting from a startup program. Correspondingly, the invention also discloses an electronic terminal. When the operation method of the Java program and the electronic terminal are used, the security of Java byte codes is guaranteed in a binary system grade and an attacker cannot acquire the byte codes, so that a source code of business software is radically protected against stealing and the core algorithm and trade secrets of the business software are more securely protected; and when the technical scheme of the invention is adopted, the characteristics of any Java do not lose, the protection of cross-platform Java byte codes is realized, deployment is simple and cost is low.