|the reason it remains is that most implementations have such
|a huge problem getting the class loader scopes to work at
|all, that making it configurable is just impossible.
|(believe it or not!)

look we are going to put it out with Jetty and when you see other vendors
starting to support the same, you will know they stole it from here.

marcf
|
|john
|
|>
|> |Yes, the app programmer needs to know about classloading. Bug..
|> |feature.. bug... feature.. which'll it be? :-)
|>
|> 100% bug
|>
|> |On the one hand, having straight-forward classloading makes it easy to
|> |develop a web-app. On the other hand, having sandboxed classloading
|> |makes the web-app more self-contained and portable, since they don't
|> |rely on the surrounding server to provide any of its classes.
|>
|> bullshit
|>
|> marcf
|>
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