gt; Subject: Re: Classes Directory
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> As it turns out, this ended up being a class loader problem.
> In reviewing
> the James source code, I see two problems:
> 1) It uses this.class.getClassLoader(), rather than the preferred
> Thread.currentThread.getContextClassLoader(). Thi
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> Actually, this is not resolved. It now loads classes from the classes
> directory, but it does not load resources from there (this probably has
> something to do with the fact that when it loads classes, it does not
> actually load the classes directory onto the classpath). Th
Actually, this is not resolved. It now loads classes from the classes
directory, but it does not load resources from there (this probably has
something to do with the fact that when it loads classes, it does not
actually load the classes directory onto the classpath). Therefore, I need a
way
encountered the problem, but I can give you an hint: you should
> look at org.apache.james.transport.Loader to see how James does handle the
> classloading for matcher/mailets. Maybe this helps.
>
> Stefano
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> > Hey all,
> >
> > I'm trying to set up a classe
Hi Ben,
I've not encountered the problem, but I can give you an hint: you should
look at org.apache.james.transport.Loader to see how James does handle the
classloading for matcher/mailets. Maybe this helps.
Stefano
> Hey all,
>
> I'm trying to set up a classes directory w
Hey all,
I'm trying to set up a classes directory within one of my SAR projects. I
realize that SAR-INF/classes doesn't work, but I would like to have a
classes directory to avoid having to modify my application's configuration
files in Jar files. The only solution I have com
