On 03/02/2015 23:40, Martin Buchholz wrote:
Maybe "jrt" could be generalized. Instead of simply "the" java run time of
the current jdk, it could additionally be a function jrt(jredir) that
somehow gives you the runtime classes of any jre, in a way that javac can
understand.
This is how we want jrtfs to work eventually. If you specify a java.home
(encoded in the jrt URI or in the env specified to newFileSystem) then
it will load and forward to the provider that is locates in the target
runtime's jrt-fs.jar. We'll get there but needs a number of other issues
get sorted out first.
-Alan.
