Load "jakarta.annotation.*" classes from common classloader #469
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Some users from mistakenly add `jakarta.annotation-api` to their applications, which prevents Tomcat from finding @resource and similar annotations on the servlets. To prevent this "jakarta.annotation" should also be always loaded from the common classloader.
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Some users mistakenly add
jakarta.annotation-apito their applications, which prevents Tomcat from finding@Resourceand similar annotations on the servlets. See this Stack Overflow question for example.To prevent this "jakarta.annotation" should also be always loaded from the common classloader.