On 9/23/07, Jerome Louvel <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi Alex, > > > This is different in that I need to use the ClassLoader associated > > with a class instance. So, I need to pass MyApp.class and there is > > no way to make a URI to that resource without reconstructing > > the jar URL. > > Agreed. You need to pass a ClassLoader instance to the CLAP connector which > can't be done via a URI string AFAIK. > > > Because the code is being setup *inside* the code loaded from > > the jar file, I have no idea what the jar URL should be. Further, the > > class loaded could use multiple jar files and so there isn't a way > > to construct one URI. > > OK. > > > All that complexity is avoided by using: > > > > MyApp.class.getResourceAsStream(path); > > > > I'm testing some code right now for this and I'll try to post > > an example later. > > Following our side discussion, I've added the following solution that should > let you use the Directory with the CLAP URIs while still providing your > custom classloader instance. > > If you set the special attribute name "org.restlet.clap.classloader" on the > Request instances handled by the Directory, the CLAP connector will use the > provided ClassLoader instance to load the target CLAP resources. > > You can set this attribute by using a custom Filter set-up in your > Application.createRoot() method. > > Enhancement checked in SVN trunk. Let me know if this works for you.
I'll check it out and let you know. Thanks! --Alex Milowski
