Hello
Perhaps i'll pass for a newbie for this, but what the hell!
I created an application that dynamicly create classes using javassist and created the .jar for this appli.
The problem is, when i run the thing with java -jar myjar.jar , it creates successfully dynamicly the .class files, but of course, not in the .jar. So when i try to access, later in the program, the newly created class, i have the usual error of class not found.
I guess it is just a matter of setting the good manifest jar, or calling the virtual machine with some other arguments, but as i'm new developer java i don't know all the tricks yet...
So if someone can please help me out ?
thanks :)
Nikleas
Nikleas@hotmail.com
PS:
For the record, the application in question is a frame viewer.
I created a library to do some frame oriented language programming but in java, and the appli just display a frame and what it contains (slot, daemons, etc.). I used javassist to create the frame so they become real classes once the user instanciate the frame he described. I know i could very well have done such a thing without javassist, but it was... for the fun of it i guess :)
What if using a user-defined class loader in your
appli? It would load classes from both .jar
file and local disk.