The following method needs to be created ... this is just a code snippet of the body ..

[Method]
public boolean parseForHeader(String s);[/Method]

{
 java.lang.String msg = $1;
 com.emirates.ngcs.poc.messages.FFMMessage msgobj = new
 com.emirates.ngcs.poc.messages.FFMMessage();

 int ptr = 0;

 com.emirates.ngcs.poc.core.DataFormat[] format = null;

 try
 {
 format = new com.emirates.ngcs.poc.core.DataFormat[1];
 format[0] = new com.emirates.ngcs.poc.core.DataFormat("aaa",1,3,3,true,false,false);
 format = new com.emirates.ngcs.poc.core.DataFormat[1];
 format[0] = new com.emirates.ngcs.poc.core.DataFormat("n[...3]",2,0,3,false,false,false);

 }
 catch(com.emirates.ngcs.poc.core.FormatException fe)
 {
 return false;
 }

 return true;
}

But when I see the decompiled version of the class generated by javassist, the following is observed. I want to turn off the optimization options in the compiler. Is it possible ?

 public boolean parseForHeader(String s)
 throws ParseException
 {
 String s1 = s;
 FFMMessage ffmmessage = new FFMMessage();
 boolean flag = false;
 Object obj = null;
 try
 {
 DataFormat adataformat[] = new DataFormat[1];
 adataformat[0] = new DataFormat("aaa", 1, 3, 3, true, false, false);
 adataformat = new DataFormat[1];
 adataformat[0] = new DataFormat("n[...3]", 2, 0, 3, false, false, false);
 }
 catch(FormatException formatexception)
 {
 return false;
 }
 return true;
 }

 public FFMMessageProcessor009()
 {
 }