Hey Erik,
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> >> I (Erik O.) wrote:
> >> ... and perhaps all packages downstream.
> >> This would support the use of multiple schema files, multiple packages with
>Descriptors.
> >> However, then you have to deal with looking for Descriptors in two places:
> >> -- loose .class files on the file system: use java.io.File to enumerate all
>files in a package.
> >> -- in jar files: perhaps use java.util.zip.ZipFile to enumerate all files in
>a package.
Yes, but the code is not too bad however and the method to choose can be
determined easily by the code I provide below...
>
> One more thing. How would we know which jar(s) to look in to find particular
>package?
> 'Suppose you could (gulp) look thru all jars in the cp.
It's not that difficult, Java can do it automatically.
If we're given "com.acme" as a package name, simply replace all '.' with
'/' and use the Class#getResouce method:
URL url = getClass().getResource("com/acme");
If the path is a jar file it will look like:
jar:file:/C:/jars/acme.jar!/com/acme/
So you can tell it's in a jar file and which one it's in.
If the path is in the local filesystem it'll look like:
file:/C:/unjarred/com/acme/
If we're given "com.acme.*" as the package name, simply remove the '*'
and repeat the above process.
Ahh shoot, I might as well just go and write the code and check it in.
:-)
--Keith
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