[Stripes-users] ResolverUtil causing issues...

Subject:   [Stripes-users] ResolverUtil causing issues... (find more)
From:   Sean Blezard <hidden> (find more)
Date:   Nov 30, 2005 03:27

Hi,

I have noticed that when deploying a Stripes WAR file that has, for
reasons of application separation, got its own jar load, the boot up
process for the server involves lots of stack traces, along the lines
of "Unable to examine class ... java.lang.ClassNotFoundException ...
". I understand this is basically the ResolverUtil looking for things
its interested in but it has, on a couple of occasions, caused my
JBoss permgen space to overflow, which is not good.

Should I be looking at the class not found exception as a serious
issue of is Stripes ignoring some facet of the application server
classloader which, otherwise, would quite happily resolve all these
inter-jar depedencies.

That aside, I am still really enjoying Stripes ... using annotations
in the way Stripes does is a good example for other lightweight
architectures [are there any left?]

Thanks,

Sean.


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  • [Stripes-users] ResolverUtil causing issues... Sean Blezard <hidden>
    • Re: [Stripes-users] ResolverUtil causing issues... Sebastian Beigel <hidden>

      sure, but have you set the "ActionResolver.UrlFilters" initparam in your web.xml? It's used to restrict the classpath entries that are searched for ActionBeans. Without this setting, Stripes searches all URLs in the web app classpath, which can be a lot (and trying to inspect some entries ... (3 more messages in this thread)