"Vissers, Roland" wrote:
> In a local directory, say: /home/usr/fools/ I have created a ini.class file
> which is to be loaded as a kind of initialization like file for fool.jar.
>
> When I Invoke the application from my local directory, e.g., java a
> ini.class I got a classNotFoundException for the ini.class file.
If the JAR file is located in the jre/lib/ext directory, the security
manager does not permit it to access classes outside of that directory.
Any extension API that lets you set things like factories will be
effected by this. In order for the class in the jar to access the other
class(es) they need to be in a jar in the extensions dir too.
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Justin Couch Author, Java Hacker
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