Lester Burnham wrote:Yes, there are other ways. Before we recommend something else which maybe you also "can't use", it would be useful for you to tell as why you can't use JAX-WS. Also, do you mean you can't use JAX-WS on the server, or that you can't use it on the client, or ... ?
Rob Prime wrote:Class a = Class.forName("Abc"); will use the system class loader. This class loader does not know anything about your MyClassLoader instance or the classes it has loaded. (Your MyClassLoader instance does know about the system class loader though, since that's its "parent".)
The system class loader will try to load class "Abc" using its own mechanism. It can't find it, so it throws an exception.
Your MyClassLoader instance is doing its work just fine, as both Class c and the object created by it are printed out without any problems.
sumanta panda wrote:Dear All,
In the Arraylist how to store multiple object(like Integer and String) in a Arraylist and passing the same obj in a method to getting the data.
Please suggest.
Thanks and Regards,
Sumanta
Samy Ganou wrote:I have an object of type ClassA , and I want to map it on a HashMap , Keys of the HashMap will be the attributes name of classA .
Thank you in advance.
Rauhl Roy wrote:May i know what is CXF ?
and how does they relate to web services?
and why should i use CXF?
is there any relationship between CXF and Spring webservice?