ClassGraph VS platform

If you provide more detail, I can probably give you a better answer. You should also checkout ClassGraph. It has tons of functions that can make usage of Reflection a whole lot easier.

There are libraries like classgraph that can be used in java applications that do not use spring framework. If your application do not use spring framework or spring boot, you can refer to the classgraph library documentation and proceed.

I'm building an app with Jetpack Compose in Kotlin, and I would like to get a list of material icons from the package androidx.compose.material.icons. I think scanning the package and get the list of objects would be good enough, so I have tried using classgraph and reflections but both of them return an empty list even when I scanned with no filters i.e just input the package name (I followed their sample code). I hope someone who has done this before can show me the correct approach to this issue, thanks a lot

In the spirit of transparency that I was fortunate enough to start over two decades ago, this blog post examines how well the Jakarta Platform project did during EE 11 in meeting one of the goals set for the Platform project by the Steering Committee: incorporate developer feedback.