I just committed a change that sets up the Java thread context class
loader to be the compiling class loader for Java code called from a
flowscript if reload-scripts is on. I don't use Hibernate so I
haven't tested it, but if Hibernate uses the thread context class loader
to load your
Christopher Oliver wrote:
What error do you get? AFAIK it should work. Why exactly does
hibernate need to see all your persistent classes in the classpath?
I guess that Hibernate comes with its own classloader. Maybe it is
possible to set the compiling classloader dynamically.
Mark
I used to enjoy the automatic recompilation of my Java classes with
cocoon/flow-interpreters/component-instance/reload-scripts...
...until I started using Hibernate w/ Cocoon. Hibernate needs to see
all your persistent classes in the classpath, so now my WEB-INF/lib/
has links to my class
On Apr 20, 2004, at 4:12 PM, I wrote:
I used to enjoy the automatic recompilation of my Java classes with
cocoon/flow-interpreters/component-instance/reload-scripts...
...until I started using Hibernate w/ Cocoon. Hibernate needs to see
all your persistent classes in the classpath, so now my
What error do you get? AFAIK it should work. Why exactly does hibernate
need to see all your persistent classes in the classpath?
Mark Lundquist wrote:
I used to enjoy the automatic recompilation of my Java classes with
cocoon/flow-interpreters/component-instance/reload-scripts...
...until I
