Re: How to export a package from a module in a boot layer to module in a child layer.

On 31/01/2025 17:33, Code Ranger wrote: I am sure, that if it is necessary to use agent and java instrumentation to make this the simplest configuration work, then it simply means, that something is wrong here. Maybe two many constrains? Hmm, it is not always good to be too sure about things.

Re: How to export a package from a module in a boot layer to module in a child layer.

> On 31 Jan 2025, at 18:25, Code Ranger wrote: > > > > On 1/31/25 19:54, Ron Pressler wrote: >>> >>> Unfortunately, this is correct. >>> >>> I am sure, that if it is necessary to use agent and java instrumentation to >>> make this the simplest configuration work, then it simply means, that

Re: How to export a package from a module in a boot layer to module in a child layer.

On 1/31/25 19:54, Ron Pressler wrote: Unfortunately, this is correct. I am sure, that if it is necessary to use agent and java instrumentation to make this the simplest configuration work, then it simply means, that something is wrong here. Maybe two many constrains? Manipulating a module

Re: How to export a package from a module in a boot layer to module in a child layer.

It seems the JLine maintainers were concerned about depending on the internals of a separate project (jansi), because "to minimize the maintenance cost, Jansi has been merged into JLine 3.25." (https://github.com/jline/jline3). That's a good step because it saves people who are not maintainers

Re: How to export a package from a module in a boot layer to module in a child layer.

> On 31 Jan 2025, at 17:33, Code Ranger wrote: > > > > On 1/31/25 19:23, Ron Pressler wrote: >> >> >>> On 31 Jan 2025, at 16:49, Code Ranger wrote: >>> >>> >>> 1. we don't have access to the boot layer controller and we received a >>> categorical refusal to grant access to it. >>> >> T

Re: How to export a package from a module in a boot layer to module in a child layer.

On 1/31/25 19:23, Ron Pressler wrote: On 31 Jan 2025, at 16:49, Code Ranger wrote: 1. we don't have access to the boot layer controller and we received a categorical refusal to grant access to it. That is incorrect. The API for controlling modules in the boot layer has been available sinc

Re: How to export a package from a module in a boot layer to module in a child layer.

> On 31 Jan 2025, at 16:49, Code Ranger wrote: > > > 1. we don't have access to the boot layer controller and we received a > categorical refusal to grant access to it. That is incorrect. The API for controlling modules in the boot layer has been available since JDK 9, using the very mechan

Re: How to export a package from a module in a boot layer to module in a child layer.

Thank you for your suggestion. jansi should be placed in the boot layer, because it is also used by log4j2, that also should be in the boot layer. I think (I may be wrong, because I am not a JPMS guru like jigsaw team members) the problem arises due to two serious constraints: 1. we don't have

Re: How to export a package from a module in a boot layer to module in a child layer.

AFAIK it cannot be done with `jansi` in your boot layer. One solution would be to put it into a child layer, which will allow you to access the `Controller` for it, which you can then use to add the export manually after defining the `jline3` module in its sub-layer. Otherwise, `jansi` would have t

How to export a package from a module in a boot layer to module in a child layer.

Hello all. I have a boot layer with `org.fusesource.jansi` module a child layer with jline3 module. Jline3 wants to use jansi: Caused by: java.lang.IllegalAccessError: class org.jline.terminal.impl.jansi.JansiTerminalProvider (in module org.jline) cannot access class org.fusesource.jansi.inte