Bryan Taylor wrote:
I'm writing a plugin for jEdit that uses Batik to render SVG.
This jar is being seen by jEdit as I have it configured, as is clear from the
stack above.
When this tries to load the bundle, which is right there waving at me, it
somehow forgets how to find things in the batik-bridge.jar we've already been
using.
Does anybody have any idea what might be happening to me?
Hi Bryan,
I don't know anything about how JEdit does it thing, but is it possible that the way it sets up the class path 'partitions' the class loaders in some way? So batik-bridge.jar can see batik-util.jar but not the other way round (a bit like the UNIX link line).
Also are these the standard batik jar files or are you rolling your own some how (it looks like they are the standard jar files). It may be important as the resource files are stored in a separate directory tree from the class files so it isn't 'trivial' to build the jar files correctly.
Not much help really, sorry :)
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