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How can I extend a class that is only accessible through reflection?
Basically, I am trying to extend the com.samsung.bluetoothle.BluetoothLEClientProfile class that is found in the Galaxy S3 to enable communication it with my bluetooth LE device. The class is hidden and I need to extend it.
Add a dummy class in the right package (
com.samsung.bluetoothle) in your project, then extend it. At runtime the system class will be loaded, and you should get the desired behaviour.