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[GitHub] [pulsar] srkukarni opened a new pull request #3865: Classloader choice for validating Source/Sink

srkukarni opened a new pull request #3865: Classloader choice for validating Source/Sink
URL: https://github.com/apache/pulsar/pull/3865
 
 
   
   ### Motivation
   Sources and Sinks can be either nars or jars. When we do validation, we need to load these jars/nars to check for input types, etc. We really have no way of knowing whether which classloader we need to use. The current logic of using a regular class loader if classname is specified is not the right one. 
   This pr tries both the regular and nar classloaders before settling in on one.
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