Method access$0() and Interfaces doubts

Hello All,
I am working on a class browser, I have created one and it works successfully to a certain extent. But The class which I am having a Demo for a Tree Implementation in GUI, has a method called access$0() which I guess is automatically created on runtime by the super classes or somewhere, please let me know how and where can I get more details about this method.
Also If my class under inspection is implementing one or more interfaces, how can I access its method names and variables.
Also One more question, does Java maintain a list of sub-class information for each class somewhere.. just like Small Talk or it doesn't?? Please explain.
Thanks,
Sirish

access$ methods are widely used to access private
members of enclosing class from its inner class and
vice-versa. These methods are generated by Java
compiler, not by JVM runtime.
See
http://java.sun.com/docs/books/jvms/second_edition/htm
l/ClassFile.doc.html#80128 for more details about
synthetic class members.
Other questions need more clarification.I will check that link, Regarding the other two questions:
2. What I meant in my interfaces question is that... Say I have a class X that Extends Y and implements A,B
Then if I want to display all the methods and fields of these classes and interfaces in a recursive way, till I reach the Object class, by going to superclass every time, then I understand I can get to class Y simple by
using x.getSuperClass()
but how can I get the interface methods?? and go upwards in that hierarchy??
3. Sub class question is like this - Say I have 3 classes all user defined in the same directory Class A,B,C where A is the superclass of B and C. My class browser is displaying the hierarchy details of A, then is there any way to put in the details of B and C in the same hierarchical display or just display a separate list of subclass that this class has. I am not sure whether I have made it clear still.
(I didnot understnad your reply on changing the class path, can you please explain it in a bit more detail, provided it holds for this question.)
Regards,
Sirish

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How can I set up an account that has "view only" privileges over all access and identity objects in OAM?
I need to log into the access and identity consoles of OAM and view all policy domains/policies/access system configuration/user manager config/group manager config etc bt not be able to modify any of them.
Is there a way to setup such an account in OAM?
Regards,
Abhishek.

Hi Abhishek,
It is possible to define different levels of administrator, but it is not possible to give an admin read access (to objects in the consoles) without also giving modify access. I do not believe that there is a straightforward way to meet this requirement - for the Access System you could use the Policy Manager API and write your own interface (which does not have the ability to modify) but obviously this would be some development effort.
Regards,
Colin

A question about class and interface? please help me!

the following is program:
interface A{
public class B implements A{
public static void main(String [] args){
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System.out.println(a.toString());
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interface A {}
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