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Bruno Ritz
Hi,
I have the follwing problem with RMI:
My application uses a URLClassLoader to load its modules from an HTTP
server. This all works fine. But when a client communicates with my app
thru RMI, I always get a RemoteException because some classes needed for
communication with the modules are not in the java.rmi.server.codebase
system property (the module codebase directories are determined at runtime).
Now my question: Can I somehow tell the RMI class loader at runtime
where to look for classes?
Thanks for your help
Bruno
I have the follwing problem with RMI:
My application uses a URLClassLoader to load its modules from an HTTP
server. This all works fine. But when a client communicates with my app
thru RMI, I always get a RemoteException because some classes needed for
communication with the modules are not in the java.rmi.server.codebase
system property (the module codebase directories are determined at runtime).
Now my question: Can I somehow tell the RMI class loader at runtime
where to look for classes?
Thanks for your help
Bruno