I'm really sorry everyone I've flooded your Mailing List - I'm new.
The spring library that I needed wasn't being shared either - which caused a
*very* silent error when running Class.forName.
I have it working now.
Sorry again,
Branden
MrVisser wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> I'm using spring, and invoking the application context to load on a static
> method.
>
> I am triggering this static method in the init() method of a servlet.
>
> I have the following 3 classes:
>
> public interface api.A
> public class static.A //which has static method load(String implClass)
> public class spring.B implements A //which contains all spring
> dependencies
>
> to keep my API from having spring dependencies, I do something like
> following method inside my servlet:
>
> A a = static.A.load("spring.B"); //actually, the impl string is in a
> properties file
>
> Now, if api.A and static.A are in A.jar, and spring.B is in spring.jar,
> Class.forName("example.spring.B") does not work (the thread just dies with
> no exception thrown or anything). However,
> Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader().loadClass("spring.B") will
> successfully get a reference to the Class object. It just cannot be
> initialized.
>
> If I move spring.B into A.jar with the rest, everything works fine. This
> holds true with any combination of these JAR files being in common/lib or
> shared/lib.
>
> What am I missing? Please let me know if you need more information.
>
> Thanks,
>
> Branden
>
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