Peter,
It doesn't matter what you think. As soon as you do that you are no longer a spec compliant servlet container which could potentially be very bad. It would be worse if you hosted servlets like Cocoon that possibly used a different version of Avalon then your whole setup would not be able to run the Cocoon webapp. Bummer huh ?
OK, We're back to Promotion again then.
Sar conains two things 1) An spec level API, 2) Implementation of that API plus the ability to launch sub-apps (mail lets, ftp lets etc).
(1) is contained entirely in a jar. In assembly.xml it's listed as :
<spec name="Sun-Servlet" version="2.3" jar="SAR-INF/spec/servlet.jar"/>
The phoenix class loader bumps these into the top level as a once off transaction. These are not replaceable nor un-installable in a running Phoenix.
I think you may be losing me. I know a fair bit about classloading but not as much as you. If you have something that works then go for it Peter, please try to fix Jesktop at the same time though.
Regards,
- Paul H
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