Caliper on Java 6 VM and ClassNotFound when using class defined on classpath. #317
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August 11, 2015 16:36
…oopbackAddress() error', '14 objects and 1960 bytes are the known values', and 'Out of Memory'. Tests including AllocationInstrumentTest, BadUserCodeTest
…ined in the classpath
…ested and seems to be failing on CI tests
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| try { | ||
| urls = new URL[] { ROOT.toURI().toURL() }; | ||
| } catch (MalformedURLException e) { | ||
| System.err.println("Could get root URI, class lookup via Util.lookupClass() will not work. root="+ROOT); |
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Fixed a number of issues when using Caliper with a Java 6 VM (1.6.0_65):
Fixed ClassNotFound exception when trying to load a class which was defined in a jar on the classpath (this is a java 6 & 7 problem, I believe):