AnnotationConfigApplicationContext with multiple ClassLoaders

[rafaelnferreira]

Hello guys,

I'm trying to use AnnotationConfigApplicationContext within the following scenario:

AnnotationConfigApplicationContext ctx = new AnnotationConfigApplicationContext();
ctx.setClassLoader(this.getClass().getClassLoader()); // Changes here to take ProcessConfig
ctx.register(ProcessConfig.class);
ctx.register(ApiConfig.class); // Exception here
ctx.refresh();

Where ApiConfig.class is in the thread ClassLoader:

Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader();

Is there any configuration that could be made for AnnotationConfigApplicationContext allowing it to consider both classLoaders?

Thank you

[Mordechai Tamam]

Hi,
Did you solved this issue?

[rafaelnferreira]

Hi,
Did you solved this issue?

Hi,

Yes it was a problem in the Classloader. During that implementation I had access to two Classloaders, due some specific proprietary API lifecycle.

When I used the correct one, the issue was solved.

Thanks

[Mordechai Tamam]

Thanks.
On my application, I'm facing the same issue as yours (the need to register several classes from different class loaders), since the class loader that is being used by the AnnotationConfigApplicationContext is static , a class not found exception is thrown (when the refresh method is invoked).

On my use case, I can not change the implementation (means, I must use different class loader for each one of the classes that I register).

Do you have a solution to offer?

[rafaelnferreira]

Thanks.
On my application, I'm facing the same issue as yours (the need to register several classes from different class loaders), since the class loader that is being used by the AnnotationConfigApplicationContext is static , a class not found exception is thrown (when the refresh method is invoked).

On my use case, I can not change the implementation (means, I must use different class loader for each one of the classes that I register).

Do you have a solution to offer?

For the moment I'don have anything in mind that could guide you.

Hope another member can share some experience with us.

Regards