another possible and portable way to instantiate a class

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If the original class is not final you can create a class that extends it, 
creating direct JVM byte-code, and loading the created class. Then creating an 
instance of the extended class will invoke the constructor of the extending 
class, but since the JVM code is generated calling the superconstructor can be 
skipped (simply not generating the code into the constructor that invokes 
super).

You may perhaps even create the extending class if the original class is final 
accessing the original class object already loaded and altering the "final" 
modifier using reflection.

Original issue reported on code.google.com by [email protected] on 16 Aug 2013 at 8:01