Howdy,
>As I didn't build the project, I am not so familiar with it and I
couldn't
>avoid to put some of the classes in several places (server, common,
>shared, WEB-INF of my apps....).
Don't do this, as it can lead to unpredictable classloading errors.
Keep everything you can in WEB-INF/lib, the rest in common/lib, but no
jar should be in both places. And you probably don't need to put
anything at all of yours in the server classloader directories.
>Callback callback = getTheCallBackObject();
>
>if(callback instanceof ApplicationCallback) {
> ((ApplicationCallback) callback).doSomething();
>}
>
>When I debug this part, the expression 'callback instanceof
>ApplicationCallback' is true, nevertheless if I step once, the code in
the
>if block is not executed !!!
If the doSomething is not executed, how do you know if clause evaluates
to true? From the debugger I suppose?
You can also try the other way around,
callback.getClass().isAssignableFrom(ApplicationCallback.class), to see
what would happen.
>Has anybody experienced this kind of weird behaviour?
Strange. I think I've had that happen once or twice, but I can't recall
the solution ;(
Yoav Shapira
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