> . . . he thinks that tomcat can't handle 'generic' classes ~ Well, then I think tc classloaders do to the extent that I need ~ Here is what I need/have in mind. ~ I would get at run time some data that I can represent as DTOs part of it is input and some other is output. I can and do create these classes at run time. ~ There is a general IO utility that does some work based on these classes. This general utility works based on introspecting these objects, but the objects' types I must provide at run time ~ The problem is that once a JVM is running I can not create new classes and let it discover them unless certain magic is done with classloaders, which is, as I see it, what tc did, as I see it (I provided code examples) ~ Thanks lbrtchx
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