Problems with JSONWriter loading classes from Class.forName

2011-07-19 Thread Bruno Borges
m because that's the one that have the project's class that will be exported to JSON. I've tracked this class until trunk and haven't seen any difference about how it loads CGLib classes. Shouldn't JSON use the Thread's contextClassLoader, which is a bottom classloader? Thanks, *Bruno Borges* www.brunoborges.com.br +55 21 76727099

Re: Camel Case Package Names

2012-09-08 Thread Bruno Borges
>From what I recall, they are allowed. It's just that under Windows, the mess occurs... unless you are not running Windows, then I have no idea why is that happening On Sep 8, 2012 9:03 AM, "Martin Gainty" wrote: > > Landing in NY with 6 hours before my next flight out i decided to finish > off c

Re: Camel Case Package Names

2012-09-08 Thread Bruno Borges
n't appear to directly reference camelCasing, but package segment > > names need only adhere to Java naming conventions--beyond that, it's at > the > > user's discretion. *I* don't like camel-cased package names (or > > underscores) but if naming n