Developing a heavily XML-based Java-application, I recently encountered an interesting problem on Ubuntu Linux. My application, using the Java Plugin Framework, appears unable to convert a dom4j-created XML document to Batik's implementation of the SVG specification. On the console, I learn that an error occurs: Exception in thread "...
Hi, has anyone experience with obfuscating an JPF-Project ("Java Plugin Framework")? I wonder if it is possible to obfuscate the plugins of such a project and what steps are necessary to do this. Especially what changes to the plugin.xml are necessary? Thanks in advance. ...
Hi, One of the actions of my JPF controller builds up a PDF file and I would like to return this file to the user so that he can download it. Is it possible to do that or am I forced to write the file somewhere and have my action forward a link to this file? Note that I would like to avoid that as much as possible for security reasons a...
I am writing a library where I allow people to provide implementations of certain interfaces using a plugin framework (it's JPF if you're familiar). The plugins are not stored in the classpath. The framework gives me a ClassLoader for each plugin, so when implementation named "MyImpl" of interface "MyInterface" is requested, I can find...
Hi, I am using JPF (Java Plugin Framework) for my application. I have one requirement to display progress bar on splash screen. I have searh a little for this but didn't find any solution. Can anybody commnet on it ? -Sameer ...
I have zipped some classes and files. This is a jpf plugin. The zip file contains plugin.xml, file1, file2, and some dirs with classes My application can find the plugin. The problem is I don't know what path I should write to find the two files in the zip file. I try to acces them from a class inside the zip file. Maybe I am a dork, ...