You don't need to inherit from AbstractURLStreamHander. You just need
to implement URLStreamHandlerService. So you can extend your
URLStreamHandler and implement URLStreamHandlerService.
It's a bit of a pain because you will have to define public methods
that then invoke the protected super version of the method. You will
also need to do the realHandler trick that we do in
AbstractURLStreamHandler.
Actually, the easiest thing to do is to copy AbstractURLStreamHandler
and make it extend your class rather than URLStreamHandler.
The whole URL/Content handler design in Java is really screwed up, but
since we have to work with it, we end up with these complicated
solutions.
ben
Pascal Rapicault wrote:
Hi,
I have an existing URL Handler for
which I can not change the implementation to make it inherits from
AbstractURLStreamHandler.
How am I suppose to proceed to
declare it has a service?
The concrete example is about
handling of jndi urls written by apache (you can see it in the
org.eclipse.tomcat plugin).
PaScaL
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