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Patent No.:
Date of Patent:
Dec. 23, 2014
Filed:
Mar. 26, 2008
Christopher John Baker, Eastleigh, GB;
Ian James Mitchell, Eastleigh, GB;
Catherine Mary Moxey, Newbury, GB;
Arthur James Neil, Winchester, GB;
Jonathan Andrew Scott, Eastleigh, GB;
Christopher John Baker, Eastleigh, GB;
Ian James Mitchell, Eastleigh, GB;
Catherine Mary Moxey, Newbury, GB;
Arthur James Neil, Winchester, GB;
Jonathan Andrew Scott, Eastleigh, GB;
International Business Machines Corporation, Armonk, NY (US);
Abstract
A method of dynamic allocation of program libraries to an application server is provided. In addition to a static allocation of libraries to the server at initialization time, libraries can be added to or removed from the set available to a server while that server is active. New libraries are created as resource objects specifying a set of locations from which programs can be loaded. Each library is allocated a ranking which the system can use to identify its place in the loader's search order relative to other libraries. New library resources are dynamically installed and added to a list of available libraries, including the system's pre-defined library of locations, in a position in the loader's search order determined in accordance with the allocated ranking.