[Gvsig_english] Re: OS X build & native libraries - dylib, jnilib, ... (2)

Mija hoanqui at ono.com
Wed Apr 5 18:16:13 CEST 2006


Sorry, I think we're talking about different beasts here. I was  
referring to the Extensions directory used by the JVM (which is  
usually located at jre\lib\ext in the Windows platform, but which is  
more flexible in OS X); not the extensions directory used by gvSIG  
(if I understood you correctly).


El 05/04/2006, a las 18:02, Francisco José escribió:

> Mija escribió:
>> Well, in fact I CAN tell you something about the Extensions  
>> method: I wouldn't use it, unless I really had a good reason to do  
>> so.
>>
>> (Because of how classloaders work in Java, a class loaded from an  
>> Extensions directory won't be able to load classes (nor  
>> resources?) from the ClassPath. So you could find some surprising  
>> and difficult to diagnose problems... )
>>
>>
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> I don't know if this could be the point, but.... In gvSIG you can  
> use classes from other Extensions. Just put in config.xml something  
> like that:
>
> <plugin-config>
>    <libraries library-dir="./"/>
>    <depends plugin-name="com.iver.cit.gvsig" />
>    <depends plugin-name="com.iver.cit.gvsig.jdbc_spatial" />
>
> In this example (Edition extension, for example) we are using  
> classes from gvSIG extension (the main application) and also from  
> jdbc_spatial extension (access to PostGIS and mySQL spatial  
> databases).
>
> Have fun.
>
> -- 
> Francisco José Peñarrubia
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