Each application is isolated from other ones. So, classes packaged in
one app don't interfere with classes packaged with another. Application
class loaders do share a common parent and that's how they can share
common libraries, but for that you need to place the libraries in a
common place like domain1/lib/. Take a look at GlassFish developer guide
available on the net which talks about class loading in detailed.
Sahoo
glassfish_at_javadesktop.org wrote:
> Hello,
> I plan to migrate to Glassfish V3 some applications. I need to use the same instance to deploy multiple applications but I need to be able to do classloader scoping as I use different versions of the same classes in some applications.
> I had this problem solved in JBoss 5... after some time I managed to "understand" how all this thing works in Jboss... I can't find a document that shows how to do this in glassfish, and I don't know which are the defaults (I mean, if glassfish has class scoping as default or some type of unified class loader as default)
> Thanks for any directions on this,
> Ignacio
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