Yes, this is by design and spec compliant. Resource Adapters are
considered like system libraries and hence they are shared by all other
applications. Section EE.8.4 of Java EE 5 spec says the following:
/"Standalone resource adapters delivered in .rar files and standalone
class libraries delivered in .jar files that become installed libraries
will of necessity appear in the class namespaces of applications that
use them, and may appear in the class namespace of any application
depending on the level of isolation supported by the Java EE product."/
Thanks,
Sahoo
glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
> When I updated the .jar library inside of the older JCA connector, both applications work fine. So, JCA connectors that are deployed on their own (outside of an EAR) do not appear to use their own ClassLoaders. Whatever classes they load are used for all EAR and WAR files deployed in GlassFish. Should I create a bug ticket?
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