I am having the same problem. In Weblogic I was able to use the APP-INF
directory to hold jars that were needed by the code I was generating at
runtime. But I don't know how to do this in JBoss. Did you eventually solve
the problem?
Thanks!
RB
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Hi,
I turned logging on for class loading in JBoss by adding entries in the log4j.xml. And
it seems to me by looking at the class loader logs that the JBoss unified class loader
seems to build a map from package names to the ClassLoader used to load the package.
So in case of dynamically gener
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Hi Mike,
The thing is that I would like to not make any major changes to the source code. I had
the app deployed on weblogic and was porting it to JBoss and so having any app
server-specific code in our application source would break its portability between
servers. Hence, I was trying to put t
Aalap,
Ahhh, I misunderstood. Sorry.
Have you tried using a URLClassLoader (instantiate it, pointing the URL at your JAR
file). Not really sure here, as you may run into problems (ie ClassCastException),
esp. if you are serializing/deserializing instances from classes loaded from different
clas
Hi Mike,
The issue is that I auto-generate some java code on the fly, compile that code and try
to load those classes at runtime and this is when I get in issues. The classloader is
not able to find the classes and hence is not able to load them.
Below is a detailed description of the setup on
Is there a particular reason you need it in the system classpath? You can add to
server classpath by adding it in conf/jboss-service.xml.
Say you add a directory, called 'local-lib' in you server config dir (same level as
conf and lib), and your jar is exploded in a dir called foo.jar. You can
