field.get 和对象实例名称
披露：我是 Java 新手，
我需要从第三方包访问对象中的字段。我在堆转储中找到了该对象，但无法找到可外部引用的对象的名称。如果我在堆转储中执行 OQL 查询“select x from classname x”，我得到的结果是 classname#1。不幸的是，field.get 不喜欢 classname#1 作为参数，netbeans 给了我一个非法字符 \35 错误。
关于如何获取 field.get 接受的该实例的对象名称有什么提示吗？
编辑：这是第三方程序的扩展应用程序。该应用程序需要在运行时从第 3 方程序中提取信息。
edit2：这里是堆转储的屏幕截图，我需要知道如何获取绿色箭头所指向的对象名称。
Disclosure: I am new to Java
I need to access a field in an object from a third party package. I have found the object in a heap dump, but I am unable to locate a name for the object that can be externally referenced. If I do a OQL query in the heap dump for "select x from classname x", the result I get is classname#1. Unfortunately field.get does not like classname#1 as a argument, netbeans gives me a illegal character \35 error.
Any tips on how to get an object name for this instance that field.get will accept?
edit: this is an extension app for a 3rd party program. the app needs to pull info from the 3rd party program while it is running.
edit2: here is a screenshot of the heapdump, I need to know how to get an object name for what the green arrow is pointing to.
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在不确切知道您要做什么的情况下，我猜测 Eclipse 等 Java IDE 会比 OQL 更好地为您提供所需的内容。
您的需求是否仅限于在 OQL 中工作，或者您只是尝试使用 OQL 来查找在未来开发中使用的详细信息？
如果是后者，如果您尝试引用其他代码中的类/方法/变量，我假设您有您尝试与之交互的其他代码的 JAR 或 *.class 文件。如果您添加此其他代码（即使是字节码格式，没有原始源代码）作为对项目的引用，大多数 IDE（包括 Eclipse）将向您显示所有可用类、方法和实例变量的良好轮廓 - 假设没有使用混淆。
Without knowing exactly what you're trying to do, I'm guessing that a Java IDE such as Eclipse will better provide you with what you're looking for than OQL.
Is your need limited to working within OQL - or are you just trying to use OQL to find the details for use within future development?
If the later, if you're trying to reference classes / methods / variables in the other code, I'm assuming you have a JAR or *.class files of the other code you're trying to interface with. If you add this other code (even in it's bytecode format, without the original sources) as references to your project, most IDEs (including Eclipse) will show you a nice outline of all of the available classes, methods, and instance variables - assuming there was no obfuscation used.