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Java view of a Proxy is useless in Python #1283

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Currently when we get a proxy it must either by the Python implementation or the Java version of the proxy. Unfortunately while Java sees the proxy as having all the methods associated with all of the interfaces, Python only sees an object with no methods. This means that if an object is encountered in its bare Java Object form it is totally useless.

To correct this we should implement a special name lookup that gives it the methods associates each of the interfaces it implements. This will prevent errors when iterating lists in which the object is missing the method that it is expected to have.

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