in uimafit-core/src/main/java/org/apache/uima/fit/internal/ResourceManagerFactory.java [71:112]
public ResourceManager newResourceManager() throws ResourceInitializationException {
UimaContext activeContext = UimaContextHolder.getContext();
if (activeContext != null) {
// If we are already in a UIMA context, then we re-use it. Mind that the JCas cannot
// handle switching across more than one classloader.
// This can be done since UIMA 2.9.0 and starts being handled in uimaFIT 2.3.0
// See https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/UIMA-5056
LOG.trace("Using resource manager from active UIMA context");
return ((UimaContextAdmin) activeContext).getResourceManager();
}
// If there is no UIMA context, then we create a new resource manager
// UIMA core still does not fall back to the context classloader in all cases.
// This was the default behavior until uimaFIT 2.2.0.
ResourceManager resMgr;
if (Thread.currentThread().getContextClassLoader() != null) {
// If the context classloader is set, then we want the resource manager to fallb
// back to it. However, it may not reliably do that that unless we explictly pass
// null here. See. UIMA-6239.
LOG.trace("Detected thread context classloader: preparing resource manager to use it");
resMgr = new ResourceManager_impl(null);
} else {
resMgr = UIMAFramework.newDefaultResourceManager();
}
// Since UIMA Core version 2.10.3 and 3.0.1 the thread context classloader is taken
// into account by the core framework. Thus, we no longer have to explicitly set a
// classloader these or more recent versions. (cf. UIMA-5802)
short maj = UimaVersion.getMajorVersion();
short min = UimaVersion.getMinorVersion();
short rev = UimaVersion.getBuildRevision();
boolean uimaCoreIgnoresContextClassloader = (maj == 2 && (min < 10 || (min == 10 && rev < 3)))
|| // version < 2.10.3
(maj == 3 && ((min == 0 && rev < 1))); // version < 3.0.1
if (uimaCoreIgnoresContextClassloader) {
LOG.trace("Detected UIMA version " + maj + "." + min + "." + rev
+ " which ignores the thread context classloader, setting it explicitly");
resMgr.setExtensionClassLoader(ClassLoaderUtils.findClassloader(), true);
}
return resMgr;
}