Nice! It is good to see that this envisioned use case is possible and useful.
It is also nice to see you using the newly refactored API which make such embedded scenarios uncoupled from CLI details.
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Subject: [EXTERNAL] [transformer-dev] Class loader transformations
Date: Sun, Jan 9, 2022 20:21
Thanks for this project! I was delighted to read this:
> Possible secondary use cases are as follows: Classloading case: A java class action is created and initialized, and is wired into a custom class loader. When loading resources, in particular, when loading a class resource, the java class action is used to transform the contents of the resource before making them available to the class loader.
I implemented a prototype of this for Jenkins in the following PR:
https://github.com/jenkinsci/jenkins/pull/6085 You can see the result
in JakartaCompatibilityTransformer, JenkinsClassLoader,
AntClassLoader, and URLClassLoader2. It seems to work as advertised.
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