Hi,
It's not clear what this means to me. Is there a way to configure the module such that it is seen by the system class loader without resorting to adding it to the class path?
Thanks
Peter
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> From:
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> Date: Mon, 12 May 2008 19:18:03 -0700
> Subject: [openide-dev] Re: JRE classes services from netbeans modules (NB6.1)
>
> Peter Blemel wrote:
>> I have a jar that provides services for javax.sound (via
>> META-INF/services). A little example main program (not in the jar
>> file) invokes javax.sound classes that use the services. Compiling
>> the example with javac and running java from the command line works
>> great. The javax.sound classes use the services from the jar file.
>>
>> I created a wrapper module for the jar and put an action in a module
>> to invoke the example. It compiles just fine, but when it runs the
>> javax.sound classes do not find / use the services from the wrapped
>> jar file.
>
> Perhaps the JavaSound impl looks for services only in the system class
> loader.
>
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