Chapter 14. Controlling Class Loading
“Nobody notices when things go well.” | ||
| --Zimmerman's Law of Complaints | ||
IN THIS CHAPTER
Class loaders load and initialize classes and interfaces in the Java virtual machine (JVM). This chapter provides an overview of this process and shows you how to develop a custom class loader that allows decoration of loaded bytecode.
JVM Internals from a Class Loading Perspective
The Java virtual machine running on top of the operating system (OS) provides a level of abstraction to the applications written in Java. Language specification and standardized Application Programming Interfaces (APIs) enable cross-platform ...
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