Show the class that is loading

Question

Hi i have an applet that take a lot of classes to load and i have a splash screen that display the user a little image with a JProgressBar with the setIndeterminate() to true. For this i don't care, but what i want is to do like acrobat software that display all plugin that is loading. So when the splashscreen start i want it to display all classes that is loading at the moment the jre load it.
Is there a dynamic way? Cause i know i can use
Class thatClass = Class.forName("TheClassToLoad");
theObject = thatClass.newInstance();
but each time i will have to add a new class i will add to add these line... so i want something that will know which classes the java runtime is loading and display the name to the user
thx

Answer 1

maybe this could help
it's a class i had to load the applet, that give me the possibility to start my splash screen before the user dl all my big applet
import javax.swing.JApplet;
import java.applet.AppletStub;
import java.awt.Graphics;
import java.awt.GridLayout;
import javax.swing.JLabel;
import javax.swing.JEditorPane;
public class QuickLoader extends JApplet implements Runnable, AppletStub
    String appletToLoad;
    JLabel label;
    Thread appletThread;
    public void init()
        appletToLoad = getParameter("applet");
        if (appletToLoad == null)
            label = new JLabel("No applet to load.");
        else
            label = new JLabel("Please wait - loading applet " + appletToLoad);
        getContentPane().add(label);
    public void run()
        if (appletToLoad == null)
            return;
        try
            // Get the class for the applet we want
            Class appletClass = Class.forName(appletToLoad);
            // Create an instance of the applet
            JApplet realJApplet = (JApplet)appletClass.newInstance();
            // Set the applet's stub - this will allow the real applet to use
            // this applet's document base, code base, and applet context.
            realJApplet.setStub(this);
            // Remove the old message and put the applet up
            getContentPane().remove(label);
            // The grid layout maximizes the components to fill the screen area
            // - you want the real applet to be maximized to our size.
            getContentPane().setLayout(new GridLayout(1, 0));
            // Add the real applet as a child component
            getContentPane().add(realJApplet);
            // Crank up the real applet
            realJApplet.init();
            realJApplet.start();
        catch (Exception e)
            // If we got an error anywhere, print it
            label.setText("Error loading applet.");
        // Make sure the screen layout is redrawn
        getContentPane().validate();
    public void start()
          appletThread = new Thread(this);
          appletThread.start();
    public void stop()
          appletThread.interrupt();
          appletThread = null;
    // appletResize is the one method in the JAppletStub interface that
    // isn't in the JApplet class. You can use the applet resize
    // method and hope it works.
    public void appletResize(int width, int height)
          resize(width, height);
}bu i don't know how to integrate your code to load all my classes correctly and be able to display the name of the class that are loading
thx for help