Glassfish: prevent blacklisting of specific classes and dump stacktrace in debug mode if this happens#839
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Use BOOTSTRAP_PACKAGE_PREFIXES instead.
Also, I think this might work better as a separate integration.
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Please improve the version range muzzle check.
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When a resource is loaded by the Glassfish class loader and it is not loadable it gets added to a blacklist. Such blacklist is then used to prevent further attempts when the classes is loaded.
For a reason that was not clear, it looks like an opentracing class was attempted to be loaded too early in glassfish. We were not able to reproduce it locally so I cannot provide further details as of now. We were only able to observe on a customer's server. This did not allow us to perform a more in-depth investigation.
This PR proposes a workaround, we do not blacklist opentracing resources from being loaded (or attempted to be loaded) again when they are not found.
We had the option of preventing blacklist to be avoid when reading it or when writing it. We decided to hook into the write because the read method is read for EACH class loaded, while the write method only for resources that are not found.