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This is a question for Doug:
Does your book go into the workings of class loaders? It's something i'd like to understand better, but have never yet come across a decent description of it.
 
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Apart from the book, it might be worthwhile to look at some articles at javaworld.com
 
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The section on class loaders is in Volume 3, which is not going to see the light of day for at least another year. I would be reluctant to share what I have now because this is a complex subject, and I have not looked at my stuff in ages. I have never read his book, but Stuart Dabbs Halloway is a really great guy who helped edit my Java Rules book in print. It may seem like an unlikely candidate, but I have heard said that his chapter on class loaders in "Component Development for the Java Platform" is particularly insightful. Like I said, though, I never read it, and I haven't spoken with Stuart in a long time, but I distinctly recall someone saying this.
 
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Does the book cover reflection?
 
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