I have the following interceptor developed for byte-buddy:

```
public class SecurityInterceptor() {

    @RuntimeType
    public static Object intercept(
        @SuperCall Callable<Object> supercall, 
        @This Object target, 
        @Origin Method method, 
        @AllArguments Object[] args) {  

        // Check args and annotations ...       

        Object obj = supercall.call();

        // Post-process obj content ...
    }
}

```

The interceptor is registered as follows:

```
Unloaded<Object> unloaded = new ByteBuddy()
    .rebase(type, classFileLocator)
    .method(ElementMatchers.isAnnotatedWith(Secured.class))
    .intercept(MethodDelegation.to(SecurityInterceptor.class))
    .make();
wovenClass.setBytes(unloaded.getBytes());

```

and this happens inside a `WeavingHook` in OSGi. The problem is that rebasing with `@SuperCall` alters the original code as such

```
public User getUser(final String s) throws Exception {
    return SecurityInterceptor.intercept((Callable)new UsersServiceImpl$auxiliary$xhbBRSr4(this, s), 
        (Object)this, UsersServiceImpl.cachedValue$nlgHrwy3$sn5qca3, new Object[] { s });
}

```

where `UsersServiceImpl$auxiliary$xhbBRSr4` is a synthetic class that is generated by byte-buddy:

```
class UsersServiceImpl$auxiliary$xhbBRSr4 implements Runnable, Callable
{
    private UsersServiceImpl argument0;
    private String argument1;

    @Override
    public Object call() throws Exception {
        return this.argument0.getUser$original$6ve6X5gN$accessor$nlgHrwy3(this.argument1);
    }

    @Override
    public void run() {
        this.argument0.getUser$original$6ve6X5gN$accessor$nlgHrwy3(this.argument1);
    }

    UsersServiceImpl$auxiliary$xhbBRSr4(final UsersServiceImpl argument0, final String argument2) {
        this.argument0 = argument0;
        this.argument1 = argument2;
    }
}

```

where `UsersServiceImpl` is the class being weaved.

So what I need is to add all these synthetic classes in the class space of the `UsersServiceImpl`'s bundle (or in general make synthetic classes "accessible" from that bundle). Is this possible?