On 28/10/2015 20:50, Stephen Colebourne wrote:
:
Just to note that my experiments of the last 2 hours suggest that
"java -listmods" does not show user modules in its output, only JDK
modules:
java -mp jmods -listmods
-listmods will list the names of the modules in the application's module
graph. In this case, there isn't any initial module (application)
specified so it defaults to the system modules. I expect this will do
what you want:
java -mp jmods -addmods org.joda.convert -listmods
My experiments also only worked with modular jar files. The jmod
generated files were not recognized as modules at all.
There are a few open issues around the JMOD format. At this time (and
stated in JEP 261), JMOD files can only be used at compile-time or
link-time. So for now at least, they are ignored at run-time.
-Alan.
