Examples of ReloadingClassLoader

com.acciente.commons.loader.ReloadingClassLoader
This classloader loads classes retrieved via a class definition loader (aka ClassDefLoader). This class loader uses the methods provided by a ClassDef (a ClassDef is returned by the ClassDefLoader) to determine if the class has been modified and transparently reloads the class into the JVM if the ClassDef reports that the class has been modified.

This class loader also reads dependency information from the ClassDef. When the load of a class, say A, is requested it recursively checks for modificiations to dependent classes. If any of the the dependent classes are modified it first reloads the dependent classes and then proceeds to reload the class A. @see ClassDefLoader @see ClassDef @created Feb 23, 2008 @change-summary Feb 27, 2008 APR refactored SourceClassLoader -> ReloadingClassLoader @change-summary May 21, 2008 APR refactored to support a list of ClassDefLoaders to enablesearching in multiple load locations without the need to to chain classloaders. @author Adinath Raveendra Raj
com.opensymphony.xwork2.util.classloader.ReloadingClassLoader
The ReloadingClassLoader uses a delegation mechanism to allow classes to be reloaded. That means that loadClass calls may return different results if the class was changed in the underlying ResourceStore.
class taken from Apache JCI
org.apache.commons.jci.ReloadingClassLoader
The ReloadingClassLoader uses a delegation mechansim to allow classes to be reloaded. That means that loadClass calls may return different results if the class was changed in the underlying ResourceStore. @author tcurdt
org.apache.struts2.convention.classloader.ReloadingClassLoader
The ReloadingClassLoader uses a delegation mechansim to allow classes to be reloaded. That means that loadClass calls may return different results if the class was change in the underlying ResoruceStore.
class taken from Apache JCI
org.apache.wicket.application.ReloadingClassLoader
Custom ClassLoader that reverses the classloader lookups, and that is able to notify a listener when a class file is changed. @author Jean-Baptiste Quenot

Examples of org.apache.wicket.application.ReloadingClassLoader

        /*
         * Create a new classloader, as there is no way to clear a ClassLoader's cache. This
         * supposes that we don't share objects across application instances, this is almost
         * true, except for Wicket's Session object.
         */
        reloadingClassLoader = new ReloadingClassLoader(getClass().getClassLoader());
        try
        {
          init(filterConfig);
        }
        catch (ServletException e)

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Examples of org.apache.wicket.application.ReloadingClassLoader

   * Instantiate the reloading class loader
   */
  public ReloadingWicketFilter()
  {
    // Create a reloading classloader
    reloadingClassLoader = new ReloadingClassLoader(getClass().getClassLoader());
  }

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Examples of org.apache.wicket.application.ReloadingClassLoader

        /*
         * Create a new classloader, as there is no way to clear a ClassLoader's cache. This
         * supposes that we don't share objects across application instances, this is almost
         * true, except for Wicket's Session object.
         */
        reloadingClassLoader = new ReloadingClassLoader(getClass().getClassLoader());
        try
        {
          init(filterConfig);
        }
        catch (ServletException e)

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Examples of org.apache.wicket.application.ReloadingClassLoader

   * Instantiate the reloading class loader
   */
  public ReloadingWicketFilter()
  {
    // Create a reloading classloader
    reloadingClassLoader = new ReloadingClassLoader(getClass().getClassLoader());
  }

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Examples of org.apache.wicket.application.ReloadingClassLoader

        /*
         * Create a new classloader, as there is no way to clear a ClassLoader's cache. This
         * supposes that we don't share objects across application instances, this is almost
         * true, except for Wicket's Session object.
         */
        reloadingClassLoader = new ReloadingClassLoader(getClass().getClassLoader());
        try
        {
          init(filterConfig);
        }
        catch (ServletException e)

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Examples of org.apache.wicket.application.ReloadingClassLoader

   * Instantiate the reloading class loader
   */
  public ReloadingWicketFilter()
  {
    // Create a reloading classloader
    reloadingClassLoader = new ReloadingClassLoader(getClass().getClassLoader());
  }

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Examples of org.apache.wicket.application.ReloadingClassLoader

        /*
         * Create a new classloader, as there is no way to clear a ClassLoader's cache. This
         * supposes that we don't share objects across application instances, this is almost
         * true, except for Wicket's Session object.
         */
        reloadingClassLoader = new ReloadingClassLoader(getClass().getClassLoader());
        try
        {
          init(filterConfig);
        }
        catch (ServletException e)

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Examples of org.apache.wicket.application.ReloadingClassLoader

   * Instantiate the reloading class loader
   */
  public ReloadingWicketFilter()
  {
    // Create a reloading classloader
    reloadingClassLoader = new ReloadingClassLoader(getClass().getClassLoader());
  }

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Examples of org.apache.wicket.application.ReloadingClassLoader

        /*
         * Create a new classloader, as there is no way to clear a ClassLoader's cache. This
         * supposes that we don't share objects across application instances, this is almost
         * true, except for Wicket's Session object.
         */
        reloadingClassLoader = new ReloadingClassLoader(getClass().getClassLoader());
        try
        {
          init(filterConfig);
        }
        catch (ServletException e)

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