Andrew Haley wrote: > Gary Benson writes: > > Robert Lougher wrote: > > > On 8/9/06, Gary Benson <gbenson@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > > > > Audrius Meskauskas wrote: > > > > > JOnAS also failed to load the JacORB CORBA implementation > > > > > via our org.omg classes. Despite our ObjectCreator.forName > > > > > searches the thread context class loader and then walks > > > > > through the stack, trying the class loader of every class > > > > > there, the jacorb.jar is still missing in the path of all > > > > > tried loaders (I have checked with the .toString() method of > > > > > our class loader - is lists all files in the path). I have > > > > > no idea from where the JacORB classes should be loaded (the > > > > > jacorb.jar itself is present in JOnAS distribution). > > > > > > > > I think I hit something similar in the never-released Fedora > > > > JOnAS: I had to write a little a hack to ram jacorb.jar onto > > > > the classpath. I suspect we're missing something in the way > > > > we deal with endorsed classes. > > > > > > Can you check JOnAS's startup scripts to see whether it is > > > setting java.endorsed.dirs on the command line passed to the VM? > > > If it is, the contents of the directory (or directories) should > > > be added to the bootclasspath, and loaded via the boot loader. > > > > I wonder if this is what was not happening in gcj. The patch I > > wrote basically added the contents of java.endorsed.dirs to one > > of JOnAS's many classloaders. > > Mmm, but if I recall correctly that got fixed, and it was no longer > necessary. I don't know. It was still necessary the last time I built JOnAS. Do you have a working JOnAS build environment? The hack is in jonas-classpath.patch, though you can't remove the whole patch (it does something else too). Cheers, Gary
