Highlighting the cherished moments of John's life, the now-adult cast reunited for the first time in 22 years to participate in a special "throwback" photo shoot, where the actors re-visited their on-screen characters through costume and similar scene setups. Now, the cast and crew from two of his beloved comedic films, Problem Child (1990) & Problem Child 2 (1991), come together to celebrate the legacy of Ritter, for what would have been his 64th birthday this month, by teaming up with entertainment website, for a thrilling reunion. InterceptMethod(reflect.LOS ANGELES, CA-(Marketwire - Sep 20, 2012) - On September 11, 2003, the world unexpectedly lost John Ritter at the young age of 54. I plan to add a class loader that is automatically advising certain kinds of annotated methods with a automated hook that I can use later on by injecting a control class. I need some more testing if I can really do all the stuff needed but at least It gives me the opportunity to do what I want.īut seriously I need a complete control over the class loaders in the end. So I can do my dependency injection part from the parent to the child. Since the class path is empty the parent class loader is used all the time. Godlike coding haha! :-)Ĭurrently I found a solution by providing the complete class path to the root verticle (or the entire platform) and using an empty classpath (new URL) to the deployment process. Dude these where high times :) 10 years ago :). At least this was the solution for the testing part with jMock. Creating proxies with Cglib (or so) and accessing those others using reflection. I guess reflection works across classloaders. Maybe we used proxy interfaces with method reflection. Maybe we used reflections to over come the problem that you get class cast exceptions for similar classes but loaded from diffferent class loaders. I think we shared class loaders in an impropriated way or create a third one and passed all access towards this using worker threads. I dont know how we finally solved the eclipse issue back then. So within this isles of classloader stuff I seam to can do all the IOC stuff but from one application to the next I have no luck. I thought about the vertx framework might allow us to alter the classloader hierarchy.Ĭurrently I just use a small parent module and the applications package alongside with their individual IOC parts. In eclipse every plugin has its own classloader hierarchy same problem. There was some fun with classloaders we did around '03 in Eclipse to get something similar done. Currently I do redeploy my part with every application. I also need to modify (dynamically change the classes using javassist) and create new classes (advices, deligates, proxies), is there a chance to avoid those problems and make this work?Īnyone tried this before and has some hints for me? Where will the problems bee and what is the workaround? Can I make classloading compatible? Since I know we have a tree like classloader I have a question regarding using those style.Ī sends B a message meaning A pushes Object locally into the datastore (just a Map storing object references!) and B gets the object and uses it what will fail or at least be in danger to fail:Ī and B are verticles of different modules where module of A is child of module of BĪ and B are verticles of different modules where module of B is child of module of AĪ and B are verticles of different modules where module of A and module of B are independent. The service only works locally so within the same VM/Vertx instance. I can send and receive and reply events that look up an object store and retrieve an object (locally(!)). It is a service that is bound to Vertx and is using a singleton (hopefully I can avoid this later on). I have my LocalObjectReferenceService in place.
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