I've spent some time trying to update JRuby so that I could leave JRuby's bundle classloader as the default classloader (so I don't have to export builtin/* from that bundle), but still allow JRuby to load classes from other classloaders. I have something that's working for my simple test case, but I'd like someone more familiar with JRuby's internals to take a look and tell me what I may be doing wrong.
For now, I'm not sure how to tie in to the import statement that require 'java' makes available, so I'm manually calling JavaUtilities.get_proxy_class to make a class from a separate bundle available. My test app: https://github.com/ajuckel/net.juckel.osgirubytest My jruby fork (branch osgi has my changes): https://github.com/ajuckel/jruby The specific commit adding ClassLoaders: https://github.com/ajuckel/jruby/commit/ff00e2823be1dab0054ceea39afa507bdf96188d --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe from this list, please visit: http://xircles.codehaus.org/manage_email
