I am trying to send a class file to offload \"work\" from a client to a server. I send a class file \"MyClass.class\" and receive it as \"MyFooClass.class\" successfully.
I\'ve the following scenario: I\'ve a byte[] that contains the .class data of a class (loaded from the file system)
Is there a way to override the default java class loader to log each class that it loads? For example, I\'d like my program to output something like: Loaded class: nameOfClass, it too开发者_开发百科k
I have a parser class \"MessageParser\" which i pass a me开发者_开发问答ssage which is of type \"String\" to it for it to be parsed. The parsing method signature for the class is
I am sending a Class<> object over the network. Now, when I receive the object on the other side, I\'d like to be able to 开发者_Go百科load it to the current class loader. The problem is that the
It is not a question but a discussion... I don\'t know if it is the right place, or not.. As you know, we can write our own java classloaders that can load classes over the network
I\'ve been doing some research on using RMI and in pretty much every case they say you are expected to use a web, http, or ftp server to allow the class loader to load the classes needed.
I need to take a look at the names of files inside a specific package. Currently, I\'m doing the following:
is there anyway to load a class from differen application ? for example, I have two application and one of them has SomeExample class file. and I want to load it and use from another application.
I have a question. Is there a way by which I can check if a dll can be loaded without actually loading it? My problem is as follows: