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| In traditional Java EE applications user types are loaded by the same <code class="classname">ClassLoader</code> as | |
| CGLIB. This allows CGLIB to proxy package-protected types. In OSGi environments, user types and CGLIB will | |
| most likely be packaged in separate bundles. This results in the user types and CGLIB being loaded by | |
| different <code class="classname">ClassLoaders</code>. This prevents CGLIB from proxying any package-protected types. | |
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| The workaround for this issue is to make all types that require proxying public. | |
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