On Thu, 15 Feb 2001, you wrote:
> I'm not sure about the use of Reference and NamingManager (I do everything
> through a Context), but you can create a
> URLClassLoader to point at the port the webserver is running on to load
> classes, and then set it to be the class loader for the current Thread
> thanks to Tom Cook for pointing this out). Better yet, you can create the
> class loader with the System class loader as its parent, so that classes
> will be resolved locally as well:
Using the constructor
URLClassLoader( URL[] urls )
will set the current default class loader as it's parent, so any class which
could be resolved before creating the new classloader will still be able to
after.
Tom
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