Graffito is a classic java application. So, classloader is working as usual.
Can you give me more information on your deployement. How your jars are
deployed ? Are you using Jetspeed ?
Where is deployed DefaultTipology ? Are you using Tomcat ? I'm not sure it
is necessary to set the classloader.
On 4/19/06, Daniel Mora <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi all,
> I am successfully integrating Graffito mapping tools into my J2EE CMS
> environment. But now Im facing a classloader problem. The following code
> is
> throwing a ClassCastException in (DefaultTipology) resultIter.next()
> because
> DefaultTipology.class.getClassLoader() != resultIter.next
> ().getClass().getClassLoader()
> One is LocalClassLoader and the other is WebAppClassLoader.
>
> Filter filter = this.queryManager.createFilter(
> DefaultTipology.class);
> Query query = this.queryManager.createQuery(filter);
> Collection result = this.persistenceManager.getObjects(query);
> Iterator resultIter = result.iterator();
> while(resultIter.hasNext()){
> DefaultTipology defTipo = (DefaultTipology) resultIter.next
> ();
> this.tipologyIds.put(defTipo.getIdName(),defTipo);
> }
>
> Is there a way to set the classloader in graffito, in order to have only
> one
> instance of a class?
>
>
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Best regards,
Christophe
