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I have a simpe Swing application for drawing different shapes (circle, triangle, square and etc.). It works like that: you have to choose shape type, click somewhere in the apllication window and get the chosen shape drawn where you clicked. And I have to add a functionality that allows to add new shapes (classes) on the runtime via plugin.
Plugin is a file that somehow describes a new shape (class) and its functionality and exists somewhere in the system (in some folder).
My question: what is the best way to implement this? What approaches, libraries and sources can you recommend?
I have found some information about JPF (Java Plug-in Framework), but I'm not sure that this is what I need becaust it looks quite enormous and seems to be used for other purposes (maybe I'm wrong).
Thank you.
java dynamic plugins runtime
asked Mar 27 at 17:38
CoffemanzCoffemanz
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I have a simpe Swing application for drawing different shapes (circle, triangle, square and etc.). It works like that: you have to choose shape type, click somewhere in the apllication window and get the chosen shape drawn where you clicked. And I have to add a functionality that allows to add new shapes (classes) on the runtime via plugin.
Plugin is a file that somehow describes a new shape (class) and its functionality and exists somewhere in the system (in some folder).
My question: what is the best way to implement this? What approaches, libraries and sources can you recommend?
I have found some information about JPF (Java Plug-in Framework), but I'm not sure that this is what I need becaust it looks quite enormous and seems to be used for other purposes (maybe I'm wrong).
Thank you.
java dynamic plugins runtime
asked Mar 27 at 17:38
CoffemanzCoffemanz
436 bronze badges
I would put the custom shape classes in a jar, and implement functionality in your main app to select and load the jar (see URLClassLoader). You can also inspect the classes in the jar using the example given here: stackoverflow.com/questions/3429275/…
– ControlAltDel
Mar 27 at 17:43
You could use ServiceLoader as described in the docs for [Creating Extensible Applications ](docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/ext/basics/spi.html).
– dnault
Mar 27 at 19:22
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I have a simpe Swing application for drawing different shapes (circle, triangle, square and etc.). It works like that: you have to choose shape type, click somewhere in the apllication window and get the chosen shape drawn where you clicked. And I have to add a functionality that allows to add new shapes (classes) on the runtime via plugin.
Plugin is a file that somehow describes a new shape (class) and its functionality and exists somewhere in the system (in some folder).
My question: what is the best way to implement this? What approaches, libraries and sources can you recommend?
I have found some information about JPF (Java Plug-in Framework), but I'm not sure that this is what I need becaust it looks quite enormous and seems to be used for other purposes (maybe I'm wrong).
Thank you.
java dynamic plugins runtime
asked Mar 27 at 17:38
CoffemanzCoffemanz
436 bronze badges
I have a simpe Swing application for drawing different shapes (circle, triangle, square and etc.). It works like that: you have to choose shape type, click somewhere in the apllication window and get the chosen shape drawn where you clicked. And I have to add a functionality that allows to add new shapes (classes) on the runtime via plugin.
Plugin is a file that somehow describes a new shape (class) and its functionality and exists somewhere in the system (in some folder).
My question: what is the best way to implement this? What approaches, libraries and sources can you recommend?
I have found some information about JPF (Java Plug-in Framework), but I'm not sure that this is what I need becaust it looks quite enormous and seems to be used for other purposes (maybe I'm wrong).
Thank you.
java dynamic plugins runtime
java dynamic plugins runtime
asked Mar 27 at 17:38
CoffemanzCoffemanz
436 bronze badges
asked Mar 27 at 17:38
CoffemanzCoffemanz
436 bronze badges
asked Mar 27 at 17:38
CoffemanzCoffemanz
436 bronze badges
asked Mar 27 at 17:38
CoffemanzCoffemanz
436 bronze badges
asked Mar 27 at 17:38
CoffemanzCoffemanz
436 bronze badges
436 bronze badges
I would put the custom shape classes in a jar, and implement functionality in your main app to select and load the jar (see URLClassLoader). You can also inspect the classes in the jar using the example given here: stackoverflow.com/questions/3429275/…
– ControlAltDel
Mar 27 at 17:43
You could use ServiceLoader as described in the docs for [Creating Extensible Applications ](docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/ext/basics/spi.html).
– dnault
Mar 27 at 19:22
add a comment |
I would put the custom shape classes in a jar, and implement functionality in your main app to select and load the jar (see URLClassLoader). You can also inspect the classes in the jar using the example given here: stackoverflow.com/questions/3429275/…
– ControlAltDel
Mar 27 at 17:43
You could use ServiceLoader as described in the docs for [Creating Extensible Applications ](docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/ext/basics/spi.html).
– dnault
Mar 27 at 19:22
I would put the custom shape classes in a jar, and implement functionality in your main app to select and load the jar (see URLClassLoader). You can also inspect the classes in the jar using the example given here: stackoverflow.com/questions/3429275/…
– ControlAltDel
Mar 27 at 17:43
I would put the custom shape classes in a jar, and implement functionality in your main app to select and load the jar (see URLClassLoader). You can also inspect the classes in the jar using the example given here: stackoverflow.com/questions/3429275/…
– ControlAltDel
Mar 27 at 17:43
You could use ServiceLoader as described in the docs for [Creating Extensible Applications ](docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/ext/basics/spi.html).
– dnault
Mar 27 at 19:22
You could use ServiceLoader as described in the docs for [Creating Extensible Applications ](docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/ext/basics/spi.html).
– dnault
Mar 27 at 19:22
add a comment |
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Java can have a feature called reflection API. By using this, you can create objects dynamically at run time. We can call their methods at runtime
answered Mar 27 at 17:49
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Yeah, I know about reflection. But what if a plugin not just a java class. Let's say it has some custom format.
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Yeah, I know about reflection. But what if a plugin not just a java class. Let's say it has some custom format.
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Java can have a feature called reflection API. By using this, you can create objects dynamically at run time. We can call their methods at runtime
answered Mar 27 at 17:49
Manjunath Jogi H kManjunath Jogi H k
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Yeah, I know about reflection. But what if a plugin not just a java class. Let's say it has some custom format.
– Coffemanz
Mar 27 at 17:50
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Java can have a feature called reflection API. By using this, you can create objects dynamically at run time. We can call their methods at runtime
answered Mar 27 at 17:49
Manjunath Jogi H kManjunath Jogi H k
11 bronze badge
Java can have a feature called reflection API. By using this, you can create objects dynamically at run time. We can call their methods at runtime
answered Mar 27 at 17:49
Manjunath Jogi H kManjunath Jogi H k
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Yeah, I know about reflection. But what if a plugin not just a java class. Let's say it has some custom format.
– Coffemanz
Mar 27 at 17:50
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Yeah, I know about reflection. But what if a plugin not just a java class. Let's say it has some custom format.
– Coffemanz
Mar 27 at 17:50
Yeah, I know about reflection. But what if a plugin not just a java class. Let's say it has some custom format.
– Coffemanz
Mar 27 at 17:50
Yeah, I know about reflection. But what if a plugin not just a java class. Let's say it has some custom format.
– Coffemanz
Mar 27 at 17:50
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I would put the custom shape classes in a jar, and implement functionality in your main app to select and load the jar (see URLClassLoader). You can also inspect the classes in the jar using the example given here: stackoverflow.com/questions/3429275/…
– ControlAltDel
Mar 27 at 17:43
You could use ServiceLoader as described in the docs for [Creating Extensible Applications ](docs.oracle.com/javase/tutorial/ext/basics/spi.html).
– dnault
Mar 27 at 19:22