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Re: A query on the classloader architecture
From: |
Archie Cobbs |
Subject: |
Re: A query on the classloader architecture |
Date: |
Fri, 9 Jul 2004 09:15:33 -0500 (CDT) |
These answers are for JC...
David Holmes wrote:
> 1. Is your bootstrap loader represented by null or an actual Classloader
> instance?
By null.
> 2. Is your bootstrap loader and system/application classloader the same
> object?
No.
> 3. Do you think your structure for the bootstrap and system loader correctly
> reflect the expectations of the security architecture.
Don't know.
By the way, I'm somewhat confused about terminology. I've always
used the term "system class loader" to mean a user defined class
loader (with associated ClassLoader object), and always different
from the "bootstrap class loader" which (by my definition) is a VM
internal thing and is the only class loader capable of deriving/defining
types without invoking ClassLoader.defineClass(). By (my) definition,
the "system class loader" is the class loader associated with the object
returned by the method ClassLoader.getSystemClassLoader().
Are some people using "system class loader" to refer to the
bootstrap loader.. ? I'd love some clarification on this.
-Archie
__________________________________________________________________________
Archie Cobbs * CTO, Awarix * http://www.awarix.com
- A query on the classloader architecture, David Holmes, 2004/07/08
- Re: A query on the classloader architecture, Chris Gray, 2004/07/09
- Re: A query on the classloader architecture,
Archie Cobbs <=
- Re: A query on the classloader architecture, Chris Gray, 2004/07/09
- RE: A query on the classloader architecture, David Holmes, 2004/07/11
- Re: A query on the classloader architecture, Chris Gray, 2004/07/11
- Re: A query on the classloader architecture, Archie Cobbs, 2004/07/11
- Re: A query on the classloader architecture, Chris Gray, 2004/07/12
- Re: A query on the classloader architecture, Archie Cobbs, 2004/07/12