<quote who="Leo Sutic">
> OK, I have added some code to scan ClassLoaders:
>
> URLClassLoader cl1 = new URLClassLoader (new URL[]{new File
> ("api/target/cl1/").toURL ()}, getClass().getClassLoader ());
> URLClassLoader cl2 = new URLClassLoader (new URL[]{new File
> ("api/target/cl2/cl2.jar").toURL ()}, getClass().getClassLoader ());
>
> ClassLoaderUtil clUtil = ClassLoaderUtil.getClassLoaderUtil ();
>
> Collection cl1Classes = clUtil.getClasses (cl1);
> Collection cl2Classes = clUtil.getClasses (cl2);
>
> System.out.println (cl1Classes);
> System.out.println (cl2Classes);
>
> Its in avalon-sandbox/attributes.
Sorry to butt in...
What happened to the XP voices in Avalon.
Value; SIMPLICITY
The simplest solution that can possibly work!
Since the whole Attribute world requires tools, such as an Ant task or a
standalone compiler, why not let that tool create the index file, and for
each URI in the classloader just get the "/index.attrs", which can be
fully populated with the whole sha-bang....
No need for recursive loading of classes (=very slow startups) and works
on non-JAR class repositories as well.
My 0.02 ringgit.
Niclas
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