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Hello colleagues,

since some days i walk in the darkness, can please someone give me any light! ;)

I'm doing a jboss in eclipse integration as open source project (sf.net/projects/jstaff).
The idea is to run jboss inside in eclipse so it runs in the same jvm. Next I will assign the jboss to a
jboss cluster. This allows to use all the nice services from jboss in a eclipse based j2ee client.

Anyway i run in trouble with RMI and a classloading issue.
Jboss use a RMIClassLoaderSpi implementation and does install it via the System property before RMI is
started.
This running very well when I start jboss from shell.
Since i assign the eclipse classloader to jboss as root classloader it does not found the jboss specific
RMIClassLoaderSpi implementation.
I was sure that the class was in the classpath of the jboss root classloader (==eclipse classloader) and i
figure out that the RMIClassLoaderSpi implementation is loaded from the system classloader.
Next step was that i copy my jar to /System/Library/Frameworks/JavaVM.framework/Versions/1.4.2/
Home/lib/ but this does not help as well.

I didn't found any possibility to add a class to the system classloader. Does someone has any idea how i
can solve my problem? Please!

Thanks in advance!
Stefan
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