This is the recipe for the exception I\'m getting (EDIT: ProtoImpl is defined in an开发者_JS百科other ns, I\'ll leave it out to ease the description):
I\'m letting the user import plugin-like classes from a remote location using URLClassLoader, so these imported classes do NOT exist in the build path (however, they all implement an interface IPlugin
I have a project with the following configuration: WebSphere Application Server 6.1.0.19 wsdl4j-1.6.2.jar at the $WAS_ROOT/java/jre/lib/ext directory, (to overwrite wsdl4j-1.6.1 included in WAS 6.1)
I am developing an application for WebSphere 6.1 which uses a Java servlet. Within my servlet, I have defined a serial vesion ID of 1L. Upon deploying and running my application, I am receiving a Link
I am interested in extending my application with plug-ins. I made the Application to download videos from websites but it needs a valid URL to do this. The users coul开发者_StackOverflow中文版d create
everyone. As far as I know, in JVM some classes are signed and some are not under the same package is not allowed. But how about this scenario: I write a Java Web Start app which just has one jar file
I came upon the following obstacle whilst developing in OSGi. One set of bundles, responsible for persistence, uses the com.mysql.jdbc.Driver class, offered by another (Springsource EBR provisioned) b
I am trying to use Java Compiler API to compile some java class. That class imports some packages from the jar files which can be loaded by context ClassLoader, let\'s call him X, which is NOT the sys
I\'ve created my own URLClassLoader, and set it as the system classloader via java.system.class.loader.It\'s initialized and everything, but the classes I\'m trying to load aren\'t found.Here\'s the U
I got two classes with the same package in different JARs. Until the previous version, both classes were identical, so i had no issues in loading them. Now, one of them has a new method added and if I
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