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Lucian Chirita wrote:
> Is there a way to reuse a classloader across several <java> tasks?  All 
> the tasks refer the same classpath ID, and have fork="false".
> 
> I thought setting ant.reuse.loader would take care of this, but it 
> doesn't because the <java> task does not use ClasspathUtil to 

Java tries to isolate stuff, probably more than you want, to try and 
create better isolation and less memory leaks. So no, I dont think you 
can do this.

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