You can use a custom class loader.
This is discussed in a later portion of the following article:
http://www.sys-con.com/coldfusion/article.cfm?id=278
Depending upon the details of your need you might need to make some
modifications. It is even possible to create a "covert" classpath known
only to the custom class loader. While this has many useful applications, I
would suggest against it as it creates additional hassles, and unless it
done specifically for the purposes of creating an administrative silo for a
secured portion of the application, it can be a bother to maintain. Again,
depending upon your need you might simply drop the jar in the server's real
classpath and drive the protected classes through a factory that requires
some sort of authorization key to prevent other developers from dorking
around with the content.
rish
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From: Joshua OConnor-Rose [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, September 29, 2004 1:41 PM
To: CF-Talk
Subject: using jars without classpath?
Just got some new information on the project.
Evidently the client is using a shared server and they
have some rules.
Is in possible in CF to use createObject or cfinvoke
or cfobject to access java classes or .jar without
them being configured in the class path.
-Joshua O'Connor-Rose
-All is Good
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