Yes, this gives access to everything, which is why you need permission
to do this if security is enabled. Generally speaking, bundles should
never need to directly load classes from another bundle, since the whole
point of the OSGi framework is to raise this level of abstraction.
However, sometimes it is necessary.
-> richard
Sahoo wrote:
It looks like Bundle.loadClass() is able to load a class even when the
corresponding package is not exported by the bundle. Is this the right
behavior?
Thanks,
Sahoo
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