Hi,
I'm writing tasks that share java objects with each other.
The shared objects are hold by a TaskContainer task. The tasks sharing objects
are put into the same task container. The fact that the task container
and the sub tasks are loaded into different class loaders makes class
casting impossible.
To work around I defined all sub tasks with the corresponding classes
loaded into the
task container's class loader. (By doing
getProject().addTaskDefinition(...) in the
task container's setProject() method) . One of the problems is that the
task container
may not know all the possible sub tasks.
Is there a better way to force the sub tasks to be loaded into the task
container's class
loader?
Thanks!
Fei
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