Set the ScriptEngineManager to use Context's loader#439
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@gselzer Thank you! No concerns, I think this fix is exactly correct. 👍 |
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This change fixes the issue of
ScriptLanguageplugin creation in imagej/napari-imagej#58.The singular change changes the way in which
AdaptedScriptLanguage'sScriptEngineManageris constructed. Previously, the no-args constructor was called. Now, we call the constructor taking aClassLoader, and pass aContext.getClassLoader().new ScriptEngineManager()does nothing more than callnew ScriptEngineManager(Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader()).Context.getClassLoader()is nothing more than this call with a fallback for anullClassLoaderThus, this change does nothing more than ensure that
ScriptEngineManagerhas aClassLoader, avoiding the internal fallbacks.The only functionality we may lose is within
ScriptEngineManager.getServiceLoader(ClassLoader c). Here is the method, decompiled in IntelliJ:This PR will ensure that
var1is always non-null. Thus we lose any situations where we calledServiceLoader.loadInstalled. But, seeing as how this method [always ignores Service Providers in the application's classpath], I don't think we ever want that behavior here? When would we ever want to avoid loading aScriptLanguagethat is on the application's classpath?Do you have any concerns @ctrueden?