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Nathan Bubna commented on VELOCITY-541:
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I meant to add this info in my resolving comment....
Checked in change to revision 532549 to:
Completely revamp how repositories are created and stored to allow for
1) multiple StringResourceLoaders per application
2) StringResourceRepository(s) to be stored statically or in application
attributes
3) named StringResourceRepository(s) to avoid namespace collisions
4) ability to clear out static repositories to plug possible memory leak
The existing StringResourceLoaderTestCase passes without alteration, and a new
set of tests for the repository changes was added as
StringResourceLoaderRepositoryTestCase.
> only possible to use one StringResourceLoader per application
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> Key: VELOCITY-541
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/VELOCITY-541
> Project: Velocity
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: Engine
> Affects Versions: 1.5
> Reporter: Nathan Bubna
> Assigned To: Nathan Bubna
> Fix For: 1.6
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> When multiple StringResourceLoaders are initialized, the later ones are
> blowing up. StringResourceLoader uses a static RepositoryFactory.
> Unfortunately, this means that you can really only have one
> StringResourceLoader per classloader. This poses significant issues for
> anyone using multiple engines w/StringResourceLoader and could be come a
> major issue if any other frameworks or components adopt use of the
> StringResourceLoader (e.g. i'm planning to use this for a VelocityViewTag in
> Tools 2.x). They'll stomp all over each other in many ways. This is bad. :(
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