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List:       groovy-user
Subject:    RE: ClassNotFoundException [#12749] )
From:       "Stephen Chan" <sychan () lbl ! gov>
Date:       2005-06-22 20:30:26
Message-ID: 004501c57769$3c3f25d0$8f083780 () doe6560534
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-----Original Message-----
From: Mark Hayes [mailto:mark@sleepycat.com] 
> I take this to mean that you're set now, and nothing it blocking you 
> from using BDB-JE -- is that right?

	I believe the current issue has been resolved...who knows what else
will pop up? :-)

> I don't understand that either, but then I know little about the Groovy 
> interpreter or class loader.
>
> What does bother me is that your problem occurred with using BDB-JE 
> serialization, but not vanilla Java serialization.  Right?  If the ccard 
> classes were not accessible because they were not on the Java classpath, 
> then the error should have occurred with vanilla Java serialization.
>
> I may try reproducing the problem again, based on what you found out 
> about the Groovy classpath.

	Yeah, it doesn't entirely add up. It almost seems as if the UserDB
class has access to the Groovy classpath, but when control gets transferred
to the JE classes, it only has access to the JVM classpath.

	Steve



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