| How to load class with its bundle's classloader ? [message #100073] |
Fri, 19 October 2007 10:38  |
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Originally posted by: sf.tragwerk-dresden.de
Hi,
please imagine the following situation:
Plugin A
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Plugin C |
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Plugin B
1. Plugin B depends on A and C where A knows nothing about C.
2. Plugin B contributes a Classname via an extension point to A.
3. This class is located inside Plugin C.
How can I load this class from Plugin A with its own BundleClassLoader (
C ) ?
I only know that Bundle B must know about the class.
Sebastian
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| Re: How to load class with its bundle's classloader ? [message #100102 is a reply to message #100088] |
Fri, 19 October 2007 13:59  |
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Originally posted by: sf.tragwerk-dresden.de
Hi Danial,
you are right.
Calling
bundleB.loadClass(hidden.in.bundle_c.ClassName);
from A works.
Don't know what went wrong the last time.
Thank you.
Sebastian
Danail Nachev schrieb:
> Hi,
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> It should be enough to just import the package where the class resides
> from Plugin C.
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> Sebastian Fuchs wrote:
>> Hi,
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>> please imagine the following situation:
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>> Plugin A
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>> Plugin C |
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>> Plugin B
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>> 1. Plugin B depends on A and C where A knows nothing about C.
>> 2. Plugin B contributes a Classname via an extension point to A.
>> 3. This class is located inside Plugin C.
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>> How can I load this class from Plugin A with its own BundleClassLoader (
>> C ) ?
>> I only know that Bundle B must know about the class.
>>
>> Sebastian
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