ClassLoader problem

[Emmanuel PIC]

Hi,

I've written my own ClassLoader, and I'd like to use it to load my
application. Unfortunately, I don't know how to specify the ClassLoader
to be used by the JVM... Any idea?

 

[Lee Fesperman]

Hi,

I've written my own ClassLoader, and I'd like to use it to load my
application. Unfortunately, I don't know how to specify the ClassLoader
to be used by the JVM... Any idea?

You don't actually replace the standard ClassLoader; you load your class(es) with the
ClassLoader, and it becomes the default ClassLoader for those classes.

Use the loadClass() method in your ClassLoader or use the form of Class.forName() which
takes a ClassLoader as a parameter to load your classes.

 

[Roedy Green]

I've written my own ClassLoader, and I'd like to use it to load my
application. Unfortunately, I don't know how to specify the ClassLoader
to be used by the JVM... Any idea?

see http://mindprod.com/jgloss/classloader.html

 

[Emmanuel PIC]

Actually, I've found out how to specify the classloader used. The
following isntruction allows to specify the classloader used in the
current thread :

<code>
Thread.currentThread().setContextClassLoader(classLoader);
</code>

Thus when called from the main, it will specify the classloader used in
the main thread, which answers my problem

PS : sorry for my pathetic english :/