I am running my application on JBoss server 4.2.3.GA and use JBoss cache 3.1 as part of the application deployment.
It seems that the jar to support JBoss cahce that are part of my WEB-INF/lib are in conflict with the jar of JBoss AS
I looked at this article that discusses JBoss class-loading and my question is:
Is it possible to isolate only selected packages from my application so that the will load utility classes first from server/default/lib while the rest of the classes from my application will use same utility classes but look for them first from the application's archive?
So I could use different version of the same utility classes in the same application?
Is it possible to isolate only selected packages from my application so that the will load utility classes first from server/default/lib while the rest of the classes from my application will use same utility classes but look for them first from the application's archive?
So I could use different version of the same utility classes in the same application?
Are you saying that you have a jar XYZ.jar and you want some classes to be loaded from this jar and some other classes (which are present in XYZ.jar) to be loaded from some other jar (from server/default/lib)?
let's say that the class Util that contain the metho foo() exist both in WEB-INF/lib and in server/default/lib (but in different versions)
I want to be able that if I perform from my web-application a call from package:
com.x.Aclass
Util.foo()
it will use the Util from WEB-INF/lib
and if I perform a call from
com.y.Bclass
Utill.foo() it will use the Util from server/default/lib
Is this possible in JBoss 4.3.2 or in JBoss 5.1?
I agree. Here's the link: http://ej-technologies/jprofiler - if it wasn't for jprofiler, we would need to
run our stuff on 16 servers instead of 3.
subject: different class-loading mechanism for the same application - possible?
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