Fix and simplify handling of JSPParser classloader #7567
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- J2EE DD API bundled javaee-api-5.jar, which seems to be unused apart from an unused import in ResourceImpl. javaee-api-5.jar can only be used to compile against, but fails usage at runtime (it does not contain the code), so is assumed to be actually be unused. The bundled javaee-api-5.jar was pulled onto the classpath when the module was in the dependencies and the missing code parts caused class loading error, which are fixed by the removal. - The web.jspparser project uses multiple demo project to check loading two were partially donated, one was not (project3). Tests relying on the removed project were removed. The other two projects were fixable replacing the missing components with fresh downloads from maven central and a pseudo tag jar build at compile time. - One test relyed on a special VM and was not executed, but did not report that.
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| return true; | ||
| } | ||
| return false; | ||
| return JspParserAPI.TAG_MIME_TYPE.equals(fo.getMIMEType()); |
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Could tally with the previous fo.getExt condition.
The classloader was reset after each invocation by calls to resetClassLoaders, so there is already little caching present here. The old behavior though posed a different problem: the classloaders were shared into multiple threads and calls to resetClassLoaders were not coordinated, so the "slower" thread could be faced with a closed classloader. For an URLClassLoader this means, that classes already loaded work, new classes can't be loaded. This leads to difficult to debug situations. At runtime this was observed as: Unable to read TLD "META-INF/liferay-portlet-ext.tld" from JAR file "file:/home/matthias/.m2/repository/com/liferay/portal/release.portal.api/7.4.3.94-ga94/release.portal.api-7.4.3.94-ga94.jar": org.apache.jasper.JasperException: PWC6112: Failed to load or instantiate TagExtraInfo class: com.liferay.taglib.portlet.ActionURLTei
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The classloader was reset after each invocation by calls to
resetClassLoaders, so there is already little caching present here.The old behavior though posed a different problem: the classloaders were shared into multiple threads and calls to
resetClassLoaderswere not coordinated, so the "slower" thread could be faced with a closed classloader. For anURLClassLoaderthis means, that classes already loaded work, new classes can't be loaded. This leads to difficult to debug situations.At runtime this was observed as:
Leading to errors reported in JSPs.