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I'm having difficulty creating my own class loader. Some classes seem to

load fine, while others don't seem to work at all.

Take my FTPConnection class for instance. This class is intended to help

manage a connection to a FTP server and help you upload and download
files. When, in my custom ClassLoader, I try to load the class data
using the ClassLoader.defineClass() method like this:

c = defineClass(name, data, 0, data.length);

I always get a NoClassDefFoundError.

Strangely enough, *most* classes seem to load OK with this technique.

I've attached a ZIP with all the files necessary to duplicate the
problem. My ClassLoader is SIMONARTHUR.QuickApplet.TestLoader. The file
causing the problem, as I mentioned before is
SIMONARTHUR.mail.FTPConnection.

I've tried to reduce the problem as much as possible, but it seems that
defineClass just doesn't like the FTPConnection class. I figure this
could have one of two causes:
1. The compiler isn't producing valid output.
2. The runtime environment is incorrectly recognizing the compiled class

file as invalid.

Hopefully it's neither of these and I've just overlooked something. I
would be extremely grateful if some kind soul out there could take a
look at this problem. I've tried to reduce the code to just the stuff
that's necessary to cause the problem, so it should just take a minute
to review.

Simon Arthur


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