java.classpath 1.1.0-SNAPSHOT API
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API for clojure.java.classpath - java.classpath 1.1.0-SNAPSHOT (in development)

by Stuart Sierra

Full namespace name: clojure.java.classpath

Overview

Project home page is https://.com/clojure/java.classpath/
Utilities for dealing with the JVM's classpath

Protocols


URLClasspath

Protocol
Known implementations: java.net.URLClassLoader

urls
function
Usage: (urls loader)

Returns a sequence of java.net.URL objects representing locations
which this classloader will search for classes and resources.
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Public Variables and Functions

classpath
function
Usage: (classpath classloader)
       (classpath)

Returns a sequence of File objects of the elements on the
classpath. Defaults to searching for instances of
java.net.URLClassLoader in the classloader hierarchy above
clojure.lang.RT/baseLoader or the given classloader. If no
URLClassloader can be found, as on Java 9, falls back to the
'java.class'path' system property.
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classpath-directories
function
Usage: (classpath-directories)

Returns a sequence of File objects for the directories on classpath.
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classpath-jarfiles
function
Usage: (classpath-jarfiles)

Returns a sequence of JarFile objects for the JAR files on classpath.
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filenames-in-jar
function
Usage: (filenames-in-jar jar-file)

Returns a sequence of Strings naming the non-directory entries in
the JAR file.
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get-urls
function
Usage: (get-urls loader)

Returns a sequence of java.net.URL objects used by this
classloader, or nil if the classloader does not sastify the
URLClasspath protocol.
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jar-file?
function
Usage: (jar-file? f)

Returns true if file is a normal file with a .jar or .JAR extension.
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loader-classpath
function
Usage: (loader-classpath loader)

Returns a sequence of File paths from a classloader.
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system-classpath
function
Usage: (system-classpath)

Returns a sequence of File paths from the 'java.class.path' system
property.
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