Don't worry about it Gregg, the patch applied from the command line.
Cheers,
Peter
Peter Firmstone wrote:
Thanks Gregg,
The CodebaseAccessClassLoader's got my attention.
Have you got a relative diff patch? I'm having a little trouble
applying it.
Regards,
Peter.
Gregg Wonderly (JIRA) wrote:
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Gregg Wonderly updated RIVER-336:
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Attachment: rmicl.diff.txt
This is a diff out of my perforce node for the affected classes that
I've been using for some time. The changes shown here are
preliminary and should be considered experimental.
Jini should support platforms other than those with RMIClassLoader
as the classloading control point. IDEs inparticular need help.
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Key: RIVER-336
URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/RIVER-336
Project: River
Issue Type: New Feature
Components: net_jini_loader
Affects Versions: AR3
Reporter: Gregg Wonderly
Attachments: rmicl.diff.txt
The RMIClassLoader class and RMIClassLoaderSPI is currently the
control point for managing the "platform" view of how classes are
loaded. In IDEs and other different environments, the "parent"
classloader view, is not always the "system class loader". There
are some other variations on class loading that seem to indicate
that while RMIClassLoaderSPI can be plugged into, it doesn't always
provide quite the right facilities because even plugging into the
system class loader to override it might not be possible.
The diffs included here show some preliminary work that I did
investigating this issue to try and make it possible to discover and
load Jini servers within the netbeans IDE.
Refinement and some rework will be needed, and some other
investigation into other platforms such as JEE and other IDEs would
be helpful in making sure we understand what is really needed. Even
OSGi would be something to look at.
