Pickup a class in application without bouncing the WLS

Hi,
I've an application(deployed on WLS) which basically takes the name of a class and delegates it to another process, which then loads the class and calls a few methods reflectively. For this, I want the second process to reference to a directory(outside the ear) so that it looks for the resolution in this directory.
Now, the problem is, how to make the application refer to this directory. I do not want them to be loaded by server classloader as they will unnecessary be available to all other applications. So, adding the name to server classpath or deploying it as shared library is ruled out.
Other requirement is, the jar file can be introduced dynamically by a user into the directory and the application should take care of it for any references. Bouncing application should do this needful.
Does WLS have a feature to cater to this need?
Thanks.
Nitin

hi thanks at first,
the thing you mentioned could be a problem, but I dont think it is.
If I have the full qualified name (which I havent) then everything goes normal. I only have to load the "twoButtons" class and not the other (actionadapter class), so I dont think this is the point. In this case the twoButtons constructor constructs an object of the actionadapter class and everything goes well. The bad thing is though that I do not have the full qulified name :(
Invocation target exception tells me (in own words): Tried to acces the constructor of the actionadapter class (which is not public) out of class reflectionTest class .
reflectionTest is the class where the reflection stuff happens and the twoButttons class is defineClass() ed.
The problem is, only twoButtons class has the rights to call methods from the actionadapter class, the reflection class does not. BUT: I do not call the actionadapter methods from the reflection class. I call them only from the twoButtons class.
I hope somebody understands my problem :)

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