Why doesn\'t the Java virtual machine load classes from a database (similar to the GAC of .NET)? As I understand it, currently it has to read and scan the manifests of each JAR on the class path in or
I am developing NetBeans RCP application. The application consists of several modules, all modules (and also the application project itself) are managed by maven. I need to add custom jar to the appli
interface A class B implements A I am getting ClassCastException in casting B to A. Both A and B are in the same bundle.
I have an app, let us call it \'com.company.foo\', with a main Activity \'FooBar\'. In my AndroidManifest.xml, I have
I\'m trying to speedup my build process by moving Spring libraries from WEB-INF/lib to server/default/lib, but unfor开发者_高级运维tunately i get this exception:
When JVM loads a class A开发者_运维百科, does it load all of the classes used within A? And I\'m wondering if import declarations are matter somehow to the loading process?
In order to get GWT RequestFactory running with Grails, I am using the following approach: class GwtController extends RequestFactoryServlet {
The correct behaviour for a classloader in Java is to: If it has already been loaded, return the class
I\'m attempting to: 1) Load an interface and implementation class from a given file location 2) Create a Proxy object with reflection that matches the interface, and directs all calls to 开发者_Go百科
I\'m using the following code to load a driver class: public class DriverLoader extends URLClassLoader {
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