How to use classloader in this way? Is it possible?

Question

I have one my own classlaod. So, I can do these: use the classloader to load the class, use the class's newInstance method to get instance object, then use reflection to invoke methods of the object.
I think this is the standard way.
However, it is not convenient. Is there a way that allows me to using the class that loaded by my own classload in "old way", i.e. just new to get object, and directly use it. For example, like this:
..Get classloader
class MyClass = loadClass("MyClass");
MyClass obj = new MyClass();
obj.someMethod();
If this way is possible, it is much better. In theory, it should have no problem. I think Java Web Start, etc are just doing similar like this. But, at this point, I do not know. Please share your thoughts.

Answer 1

You have to distinguish between compile time, and run time features available to you.
MyClass x = new MyClass() ; is a language construct that is available at compile time.
Reflection is available at runtime.
If you want a mix of both, you may have to generate code. Depending on how you like it - you can either generate source and compile it, or generate byte code directly. But since you seem to be interested more in simplifying your code, due to the relative obscurity of reflective code, your best option would be to use a code generator.
So use your classloader to load the class, then generate and compile code to use it. (This may be even more complex, but this is how you would have to do it)