Re: dyamically loading class that implements an interface.
lambelly wrote:
...
So I do something like this:
"I have this ol' blues tune, and it goes a
little somethin' like this.." might work well
for Muddy Waters, but programmers should
stick to *exactly* like.
...
Where FileType is the name of the interface and
fileuploadhandler.fileType.XmlFile is the path to the class that
implements the interface. This, however, throws an instantiation
exception because of the interface. Or at least that's what I'm
assuming.
Huh? Why are you assuming?
What does the stack trace read?
Answers to some of these questions might
be provided by an SSCCE.
<http://www.physci.org/codes/sscce.html>
...There must be a way to dynamically load files that have
implemented an interface. How does one do such a thing?
There have been a number of discussions on
loading "plug-in" style code recently that might
help. I think one in particular was on
comp.lang.java.programmer - try searching it
using 'plug-in'.
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