When passing an array class to MHs.Lookup.findConstructor(), that method will return a handle that, when invoked, creates an instance of Object. This is not in concordance with the bytecode behaviour rules for Lookup methods. Rather, a NoSuchMethodException should be thrown.

A sample jshell session follows.

-> import java.lang.invoke.*

-> MethodHandle mh = MethodHandles.lookup().findConstructor(String[].class, MethodType.methodType(void.class));
| Added variable mh of type MethodHandle with initial value MethodHandle()Object

-> mh.invoke().getClass()
| Expression value is: class java.lang.Object
| assigned to temporary variable $3 of type Class<? extends Object>

To round off the fix, and to provide more convenience, corresponding methods for array creation handle generation could be added to MethodHandles.