Re: [MERLIN] are service method calls done through reflection ?

Hi, > Optimization is one aspect - but keep in mind that your exposing putting aside the concern about misuse of my component (internal apps mainly) Is using a non-proxied component to make service method calls order of magnitude faster or slightly faster or is it pretty much given t

Re: [MERLIN] are service method calls done through reflection ?

Hi All, Listening on the developer list this thread caught my eyes. Is Merlin's proxying lookup scheme going to be a concern for speed? I mean is what John says a legitimate concern that in order to get the most juice out of Merlin, its best to use what Steve is suggesting ? I assume what S

not sure if this is a bug.

if you have an avalon-phoenix SAR applicaiton, that uses LogEnabled with Logger interace and seperately PropertyConfigurator.configure("log4j.properties"), then the PropertyConfiguraotr.configure overwrites paramerters loaded using the phoenix container. so that if e.g. you configured avalon l

log4j.jar missing from dist/lib of phoenix using ant dist-litetarget

just fyi, I did a clean checkout of avalon-phoenix module and did individual get-cli, get-log4j ant targets and then did the dist-lite target. Build successed with my dist directory. I dropped a SAR file in the dist/apps that uses log4j. On startup it complained about NCDFE. see stack tra

Re: [phoenix] Natural Log4j/JDK1.4 Logging config

Hi, on the below log4j thread I have 2 questions. And then another on log4j function currently in phoenix that doesn't seem to behave correctly. 1) is it now possible to use: SAR-INF/log4j.properties in the my SAR file in the order specified and expect phoenix to pick it up? I grepped the ava

RE: How to load all my SAR class files using custom classloader?

y this: put the "thirdparty.jar" on the classpath. > > If that works, then modify the java.class.path system property > before you launch the custom class loader. If it doesn't, well... > > Better yet, ask the third party supplier how the custom class loader > c

Re: How to load all my SAR class files using custom classloader?

support. I gave them a distribution that demonstrates my problem and nullifies their recommendation. thanks again. k. On Sun, 2003-02-16 at 23:30, Peter Donald wrote: > Hi, > > On Sun, 16 Feb 2003 18:04, Korosh Afshar wrote: > > |--SAR/lib/myclasses.jar > &g

How to load all my SAR class files using custom classloader?

I have the following SAR file: MyApp.sar |--SAR/lib/myclasses.jar |--SAR/lib/thirdparty.jar |--SAR/lib/someotherstuff.jar |--SAR/assembly.xml |--SAR/environment.xml |--SAR/config.xml I want to load all of the classes in myclasses.jar using a

thirdparty classloader can't find loaded classes by phoenix launcher

I am creating a component wrapper around a third-party product to be able to deploy it onto Phoenix. This product has its own Launcher that loads its classes because it is using some sort of obfuscation and decryption scheme since it is a licensed proprietery product. I create the wrapper to ini