[#WW-1138] Included XWork librarys ....xwork.ObjectFactory.getClassInstance calls ....util.ClassLoaderUtil which actually exists with an s at the end

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Included XWork librarys ....xwork.ObjectFactory.getClassInstance calls ....util.ClassLoaderUtil which actually exists with an s at the end

Created: 01/Feb/06 11:34 PM Updated: 02/Feb/06 09:48 AM

Component/s:

None

Affects Version/s:

2.2

Fix Version/s:

2.2.1

Environment:

Windows XP

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Included XWork library's com.opensymphony.xwork.ObjectFactory.getClassInstance calls com.opensymphony.util.ClassLoaderUtil which actually exists in the webwork-2.2.jar as com.opensymphony.util.ClassLoaderUtils.

Fails on this error when running a simple example.

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Rainer Hermanns added a comment - 02/Feb/06 04:46 AM

Thats the code within the ObjectFactory (from webwork2.2 release):

    public Class getClassInstance(String className) throws ClassNotFoundException {
        if (ccl != null) {
            return ccl.loadClass(className);
        }

        return ClassLoaderUtil.loadClass(className, this.getClass());
    }

Can not find any issue with this...
And the com.opensymphony.webwork.util.ClassLoaderUtils was not used here, instead the ClassLoaderUtil from oscore was used...

Can you please check this again?

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Rainer Hermanns added a comment - 02/Feb/06 04:46 AM Thats the code within the ObjectFactory (from webwork2.2 release): public Class getClassInstance(String className) throws ClassNotFoundException { if (ccl != null) { return ccl.loadClass(className); } return ClassLoaderUtil.loadClass(className, this.getClass()); } Can not find any issue with this... And the com.opensymphony.webwork.util.ClassLoaderUtils was not used here, instead the ClassLoaderUtil from oscore was used... Can you please check this again?

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Rainer Hermanns added a comment - 02/Feb/06 05:06 AM

To be more precise, com.opensymphony.xwork.ObjectFactory uses the ClassLoaderUtil from OSCore, whereas there is another ClassLoaderUtils impl within webwork.

Can you check, if you have oscore.jar within your app's classpath?

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Murali Gopalakrishnan added a comment - 02/Feb/06 09:36 AM

Thanks. It was a problem with running the web server from Eclipse. It needed the JAR in multiple locations for it to be picked up correctly. Please close this issue.