>>> Dave Ford <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> 24-Apr-01 7:27:35 PM >>>
>Both of these seem like hacks and do not
>guarantee the portability of my web-app.
If you want to do this in a portable way there's one thing you could
do:
define your own classloader which you use to load the XML classes.
This should not be based on the 1.2 classloading model but should
implement defineClass() itself. A lot of the work of accessing the
class is done for you already by the ServletContext.getResource()
call.
Nic
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