14:40 <venkatkms[m]> headius: Thank you so much. In the meantime with in a say or two let me try to verify the patch at my end. Also before that the debug trace command. Thanks again

16:01 <fidothe> Hey again, I need to use a feature of SAX where you register a class that implements `org.xml.sax.EntityResolver`. I made a class, am doing the `java_signature`/`become_java!` dance and just figured out that what the SAX spec expects is a class name as a String, that it can then load.

16:01 <fidothe> Can I get a string that the Java classloader can use to load this class?

16:02 <fidothe> Do I need to make a for-reals .java file here?

17:37 <fidothe> Following stuff on the Wiki (https://github.com/jruby/jruby/wiki/GeneratingJavaClasses) I've tried `become_java!`and `become_java!(false)` without success

17:37 <fidothe> (looking for `rubyobj.MyClassName`

17:42 <fidothe> `irb(main):018:0> XmlAuditor::AuditorEntityResolver.become_java!(false)

17:42 <fidothe> => class rubyobj.XmlAuditor.AuditorEntityResolver

17:42 <fidothe> irb(main):019:0> Java::rubyobj.XmlAuditor.AuditorEntityResolver`

17:43 <fidothe> NameError (missing class name (`rubyobj.XmlAuditor'))

17:43 <fidothe> I'm probably missing something obvious

22:01 <aemadrid[m]> what is the best way to deal with maven jars that are in a separate repo?

22:02 <aemadrid[m]> I played around with jbundler (discontinued?) and jar-dependencies and I could not get it to pull the one requirement from another repo

22:03 <aemadrid[m]> (I like having the jars in my gem instead of in the local .m2 directory)