Kevin Duffey wrote: > I am curious tho.. can your app download a .jar file and dynamically > load it and use the code in it? I would guess not, but not sure how > Android prevents? I am thinking along the lines of virtual goods. Not > that virtual goods have to be written code.. ideally they would be some > sort of description/rules/images, but I have been thinking of how you > can download, say plugins to a browser for example... is that even > possible or does Android's classloader hierarchy completely prevent this > ability to dynamically load classes from .jar files?
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