I think Sun would not really like this :) You can cause very serious
security violations in this manner.
Can you not subclass File (com.my.File) and use that everywhere
instead? It can extend File so you
have the same sort of behaviour...
Andy
On 23 May 2007, at 14:53, redhatvswin wrote:
Hm..Thanks
The reason is CDC..There are some classes does not exist, so I have to
implement them, however, to make sure I can run my applications on
PC as
well, I need same naming...extra method is for legacy reasons.
Thorsten Heit-3 wrote:
Hi,
I have following problem and I am kind of stuck.
I have project that depends on project where I override some java
standard
classes and sometimes I have extra methods in there.
When i use eclipse, I can change order of classpath to have my
Maven2
Dependencies over the JRE. However, when I try to install or
compile, I
can
not because java complains that method not found in class
java.io.File,
for
example. Is there a way to change this in maven to make sure
compiler
first
looks classes in my dependencies and then in java libraries.
AFAIK no.
Just for curiosity:
What's your use case that you override Java standard classes? You
know
that this can cause more or less serious problems trying to run your
application on another machine because your classes perhaps will
not be
used/found...?
Why don't you just create subclasses of them?
Regards
Thorsten
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