Convert internal-class-loader tests from groovy to java#9560
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In OSGIClassloadingTest the groovy test invoked a loadClass(String, Boolean) that is not accessible in java, therefore I omitted it, but if there is another way I should approach it, please let me know and I can revisit.
You could test the 2 arg loadClass variant in ClassLoadingTest. The test class loader there extends URLClassLoader which has a public 2 arg loadClass.
…mentation into internal-class-loader-tests
… loadClass in ClassLoadingTest
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OSGIClassloadingTestthe groovy test invoked aloadClass(String, Boolean)that is not accessible in java, therefore I omitted it, but if there is another way I should approach it, please let me know and I can revisit.