Can't use databeans in other envierments

Question

Hi
When I try to use databeans outside JD3 in a 3rd party
application server I get a problem that
ClassLoader.getSystemResourceAsStream(sConfigPath);
CanFt find the resource file, this is used in
oracle.jbo.html.jsp.JSPApplicationRegistry to load the
properties file.
I think this is not an "environment friendly" coding style as
getSystemResourceAsStream() use the system class loader while
the server is use a custom class loader to load all the classes
so all the configuration is used in the custom class loader.
When I change the code to:
JSPApplicationRegistry.class.getClassLoader().getResourceAsStream
(sConfigPath);
To use the current class classloader and not system one it is
working fine.
1) Use of different code to get the class loader
2) Use of different method getResourceAsStream instead of
getSystemResourceAsStream
While this fix the problem for the application properties file I
still have a problem with the cm.getConnectionDescriptor() that
I donFt have the source code but I guess it use a similar code
to load the connections.properties file
Please send me what you think about this fix and if it will be
included in a future release, If you have doubts about the need
of those changes please tell me and I will try to explain myself
better.
Regards,
Muly
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Answer 1

Hi Steevo.Gray,
To view a QuickTime movie (.MOV), end users will need to have
the Apple QuickTime Player installed on their machines. Most users
that have iTunes installed will have QuickTime Player automatically
installed with that program. You might want to experiment with
using Flash Video (.FLV) for your end format since users that have
the ubiquitous Flash Player installed will be able to play the
video.
BTW, once you bring your Captivate file into Flash and export
it to video, your question is better suited for the Flash and After
Effects forums; the users there can probably give you a lot more
details about working with your video in Flash and After Effects.
Best wishes,
Aaron