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Information in the menus below was updated in November 2018. To contribute information that may be of interest to others in your country, please contact your country's hosts: Ian Bruce (ian@normanbruce.com) or Victoria Franklin (victoriafranklin4@virginmedia.com) or Ken Reid (kenreid888@yahoo.co.uk). As the International Network for School Attendance grows, materials will be added to your country's webpage.
There are two professional membership groups in England (AEWM and NASWE, described below) that represent the views of those working in the area of school attendance. These two groups are taking the initiative for developing links with INSA. This is not an exclusive list of organisations involved in improving school attendance, however the two professional organisations have agreed to co-ordinate information about a broader range of representation and are considering developing a local steering group.
to disseminate information to the membership on developments in education welfare and social inclusion.
The National Association for Support Workers in Education (NASWE) was founded in 1884. It is the voice of all those working to promote school attendance and social inclusion in education. NASWE is the only professional association representing the views of both practitioners and managers. It works with its members, who may be employed in a professional or a voluntary capacity, to support the education, attendance, and welfare of children and young people within the education system. This includes those employed by local authorities, schools, academies, voluntary sector organisations and the private sector. NASWE is continually seeking to broaden, strengthen and diversify its membership. Why Join NASWE?
Keep up to date with Government initiatives; NASWE National Council representatives meet directly with the Department for Education several times a year.
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Wales has historically, since 1870, always had a higher rate of non-attendance than other parts of the UK, England, Scotland, and Northern Ireland. Following the two-year Review into Behaviour & Attendance in Wales (NBAR) between 2006-2008, rates of attendance in the vast majority of schools have improved considerably. After 1999, the Welsh Government and Welsh Assembly assumed responsibility for managing education in Wales including school attendance. Schools in Wales are now grouped into four colour-coded groups depending upon their overall performance. Green schools are high-achieving schools with blue and yellow schools rated as category 2 or category 3 respectively. The fourth category, red schools, are those which are under-performing and tend to have the lowest rates of attendance, more behavioural issues and the lowest standards of academic performance. Although Wales has 21 local authorities, oversight and responsibility for managing and improving rates of attendance is the responsibility of the four regional consortia (North & Mid Wales, South-West Wales, Cardiff & the Vale of Glamorgan & South East Wales). Schools are also inspected by Estyn (the Welsh-equivalent of Ofsted) who scrutinise their rates of attendance most carefully. However, the national targets given for schools to meet in Wales are around 2% lower than for those in England and arguably, penalties for failing to meet these targets are considered less punitive as well.
2019, May 22nd: AEWM Annual General Meeting and Training Day. 'Children Missing Out - Barriers to Education and Attendance', including input from DfE and Ofsted. Arden Hotel, Solihull, Birmingham.
2018, December 14th: NASWE Annual General Meeting. The Priory Rooms, Birmingham.
The NASWE and AEWM are involved with a Government working party looking at improving outcomes for Children in Need of Care and Protection.
A range of independent organisations provide training and meetings in relation to pupil attendance; check here in February 2019.
2018, October 17th: AEWM Conference, 'Children's Health and School Attendance'. Arden Hotel, Solihull, Birmingham.
2018, May 23rd: AEWM Annual General Meeting and Training Day, 'Networking - Academies - EHE Lord Soley'. The Arden Hotel, Solihul, Birmingham.
2017, October 18th: AEWM Conference, 'Children Missing Education'. Arden Hotel, Solihull, Birmingham.
2017, May 23rd – 24th: AEWM Centenary Conference & Training Day. Arden Hotel, Solihull Birmingham.
2016, April: NASWE Network Event for strategic leads of support agencies working with Children and Young people across England.
Off-rolling: Using data to see a fuller picture (Ofsted).
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Press Release Baker-Polito Administration Files Economic Development Legislation Providing "Opportunities for All"
Community support, workforce development and emerging technology focus of $918 million investment
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BOSTON — Governor Charlie Baker and Lieutenant Governor Karyn Polito today filed legislation to advance job creation and economic growth by empowering communities and regions to reach their potential, expanding workforce development efforts to close the skills gap and connect residents with economic opportunities, and investing in emerging technologies to set the stage for future job growth across the Commonwealth.
"We are committed to creating a platform for growth and prosperity across the Commonwealth, and this legislation will make key investments in the economic potential of our communities and residents," said Governor Baker. "Strong communities, a highly-trained workforce, and our commitment to welcoming emerging technologies will ensure Massachusetts' continues to have a pro-growth business environment providing economic opportunities for all."
The legislation, "An Act to Provide Opportunities for All," reflects and begins to implement several aspects of the Baker-Polito Administration's comprehensive economic development plan, including investments of up to $918 million in capital funding for local infrastructure, Brownfields site cleanup, Gateway Cities development, development site assembly and site readiness, smart growth housing, workforce development, emerging technologies, and community-based innovation.
"Community development and revitalization have been priorities of ours since day one, and this bill will provide new investments and tools to enable and leverage private development toward that goal," said Lieutenant Governor Polito. "Opportunities to expand the successful MassWorks infrastructure program, spur industrial and commercial development outside Route 128 and reform housing production incentives will help build strong, vibrant communities and drive growth across the Commonwealth."
The legislation also makes several reforms relative to smart growth housing, streamlines the state's Economic Development Incentive Program, and refocuses the work of regional economic development nonprofits.
"Massachusetts' greatest asset is its brainpower, and this legislation provides the state's innovators with the tools they need to create the next generation of jobs in technology and in advanced manufacturing," said Secretary of Housing and Economic Development Jay Ash. "By supporting public-private partnerships in applied research, and community-based innovation spaces, this economic development bill will deepen our innovation ecosystem, cement Massachusetts' position as the nation's most innovative state, and harness emerging technologies to create long-term job growth in every region of the Commonwealth."
"One of the things we are focused on in the Baker administration is creating opportunities for all residents. With this economic development plan we will ensure more people get skills, education and training to fill the jobs employers have open now and in the future," said Labor and Workforce Development Secretary Ronald L. Walker, II. "The $75 million in Workforce Skills Capital grants will enable career and technical training programs to give students the skills they need to compete for jobs in today's high-tech environment."
"This economic development plan will not only help replicate what works, but will also offer critical tools to allow municipalities, higher education institutions, and the private sector to leverage partnerships in more areas of the Commonwealth than ever before," said Education Secretary Jim Peyser. "It will also significantly expand the administration's commitment to growing a stronger pipeline of students who will be ready to meet current and future workforce needs, especially in emerging STEM fields."
"Housing development is a fundamental aspect of economic development," said Undersecretary for Housing and Community Development Chrystal Kornegay. "The bill we filed today creates new tools for building smart growth housing in a variety of communities, from Gateway Cities, to town centers and suburban communities. It creates new tools for engaging with communities, building local capacity, and creating incentives for communities to help move statewide housing production forward."
An Act to Provide Opportunities for All is organized around four foundational themes: preparing communities for success, a new Massachusetts Innovation Initiative, workforce development, and economic competitiveness.
Preparing Communities for Success
MassWorks ($500 million proposed capital authorization): Reauthorizes a capital grant program that provides municipalities and other public entities with public infrastructure grants to support economic development and job creation.
Transformative Development Initiative ($50 million proposed capital authorization): Supports the revitalization of Gateway Cities, by enabling MassDevelopment to make long-term patient equity investments in key properties in Transformative Development Initiative districts, with the goal of accelerating the maturation of private real estate markets.
Brownfields Redevelopment Fund ($75 million proposed capital authorization): Moves funding for the state's Brownfields Redevelopment Fund to the capital program, providing a reliable long-term funding stream for a fund that is the Commonwealth's primary tool for facilitating the redevelopment of contaminated properties.
Smart Growth Housing Trust Fund ($25 million proposed capital authorization): Moves funding for the state's Smart Growth Housing Trust Fund to the capital program, providing a reliable long-term funding stream for a fund that is the Commonwealth's primary tool for facilitating smart growth housing development.
Site Readiness Fund ($25 million proposed capital authorization): Advances regional job creation by creating a new fund for site assembly and pre-development activities that support regionally significant commercial or industrial development opportunities.
Housing-Related Tax Increment Financing: Supports housing production in town centers by reforming a seldom-used local-only smart growth tax incentive program, removing onerous regulations, and allowing communities to set their own affordability requirements.
Starter Home Zoning: Incentivizes the creation of smaller, denser, and more affordable single-family homes by creating a new starter home option under the Chapter 40R smart growth housing program.
Housing Development Incentive Program (HDIP) Reform: Supports the development of market-rate housing in Gateway Cities by allowing credits to support new construction, and by raising the formula that sets housing development incentives.
I-Cubed Reform: Reforms the I-Cubed infrastructure program by removing unnecessary program requirements, building flexibility into the program, and aligning program requirements with the demonstrated project pipeline.
Parking Management Districts: Aligns local parking policies with broader economic development priorities by enabling municipalities to opt into creating demand-based parking fees, and allowing parking fees to support capital improvements in designated districts, like downtowns.
The Massachusetts Innovation Initiative
Massachusetts Manufacturing Innovation Initiative (M2I2) ($118 million proposed capital authorization): Provides matching grants to establish public-private applied research institutes around emerging manufacturing technologies. The state's capital funds will be matched with federal and private industry funds.
Scientific and Technology Research and Development Matching Grant Fund ($25 million proposed capital authorization): Reauthorizes a capital grant program that funds nonprofit, university-led research collaboratives working to commercialize emerging technologies, thereby supporting the development of emerging industry clusters.
Innovation Infrastructure Fund ($25 million proposed capital authorization): Creates a new fund for making capital grants that support community-based innovation efforts, including co-working spaces, venture centers, maker spaces and artist spaces.
Digital Health Care Cluster Development: Broadens the statutory charge of the Massachusetts eHealth Institute (MeHI) to include digital health cluster development.
Workforce Skills Capital Grants ($75 million proposed capital authorization): Establishes a new grant program for workforce development training equipment, to strengthen workforce skills, and create strong employment pipelines.
Economic Development Incentive Program (EDIP) Reforms: Builds accountability in the state's primary job-creation incentive program by strengthening the link between the issuance of tax credits, and job creation that would not otherwise occur; adds flexibility to the incentive program by eliminating obsolete formula-driven incentive categories, and by creating a new Extraordinary Development Opportunity designation.
Regional Economic Development Organization (REDO) Modifications: Shifts the focus of nonprofit regional economic development nonprofits toward systems-based efforts to stimulate economic growth, including strengthening the regional skills pipeline, and executing regional cluster development strategies.
Liquor Law Reforms: Supports consumer choice and access to markets by allowing retailers who sell alcohol to also serve alcohol in in-house restaurants; by allowing local farmer-brewers and farmer-distillers to sell their products at farmers markets; by reducing barriers to retail sales at local breweries; and by creating a transparent licensing process for tenant-brewers.
Blue Laws Clarification: Clarifies existing exemptions to Sunday operations blue laws for fulfillment centers operated by e-retailers.
Export Loan Guarantees: Doubles the limit on loan guarantees from the Massachusetts Export Development Fund, to $1,000,000.
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Day two of the Farr 40 One Design Trophy took place on glorious Pittwater and Tom Quick and the Outlaws have done it again. The team were placed deeply after yesterday's three races offshore and they hit the water running today with three bullets and a second place to win the regatta.
This is the third pointscore regatta win for Outlaw this season and Skipper Tom Quick was relieved the team pulled it together today. "It was a weekend of ups and downs, yesterday in particular. We were over in the first race, had a mark rounding episode and a spinnaker drop incident. We were pretty deep after the first two races and knew we had to try and have a clear run of wins to be in the mix today".
New to the Outlaw crew is Trimmer and Volvo sailor Rob Greenalgh. Quick complimented his crew, "It was great having a new trimmer on board and the rest of the crew were awesome. We had very clean racing today and everyone did a great job. David Chapman called very good tactics and the trimmers did really well changing gears with the wind strength, change and direction. It's a very tricky racecourse".
The last Farr 40 regatta for 2018 will be hosted by Newcastle Cruising Yacht Club on 1 and 2 December 2018 and Quick is looking forward to it. "Newcastle was our toughest regatta last year, so we are aiming for a good one this time and are looking forward to enjoying the Newcastle hospitality".
Gordon Ketelbey was unable to sail this weekend and appointed Good Form Owner Joe de Kock from Newcastle as substitute helmsman. The Zen crew had another consistent regatta placing them on the podium in second place.
Double Black was unable to hold onto their lead from yesterday and it was close, but no cigar for the Victorians dropping back to third place. Skipper Rob Pitts laughed, "We had such a great day yesterday and maybe we were feeling a little confident going into today. We held the lead for the majority of the first race and somehow managed to come third and a deep seventh place in race six shattered our dreams of winning our first Farr 40 regatta".
The Farr 40 Class would like to thank Royal Prince Alfred Yacht Club for their superb hospitality and Steve Merrington and the wonderful volunteers on the start boat without whom, successful regattas like this are not possible. Special thanks also to Carl Russett and the Windy Too team and Joachim Fluhrer, Tommy Spithill and the crew aboard Harlequin for competing with us this weekend.
Find complete results at farr40.asn.au/results.


See this Holmes page for further details of the later Holmes.
William Holmes was born in Worcester to John Holmes and Susannah Probert, who married at Claines in Worcestershire on 27th Sep 1812.
Susannah has not been traced, though there are other Proberts around the Worcester area after this date.
After comparing a number of baptisms on Familysearch and The Genealogist, it seems clear that for correct birth date and closeness to this marriage, that John Holmes was baptised on 23rd January 1791 to John Holmes and Ann.
It also seems clear that he had one sister, Jane baptised on 9th November 1788 at nearby Dodderhill.
There are also some later baptisms at Bromsgrove, including a John Holmes baptised in 1794 aged 3 (Remember that the above William Holmes was baptised twice, in Worcester and Birmingham, so it does happen). However in the absence of supporting evidence I will omit the Bromsgrove records.
No marriages have been found for John Holmes and Ann, the only ones being too far away to be likely.
John Holmes the father was baptised at St Andrew's Droitwich to Richard Holmes and Sally Evans. Richard and Sally were married (as Richard and Sarah) on 11th August 1765 at St Andrew's.
Nancy Holmes born apparently in St Nicholas (Droitwich) but baptised 27th June 1766 at St Andrew's to Richard and Sarah.
Thomas Holmes baptised on 27th December 1770 at St Andrew's to Richard and Sally (all subsequent records call her Sally).
John Holmes baptised on 27th December 1770 at St Andrew's, probably a twin.
Elizabeth Holmes baptised on 27th March 1772 at St Andew's.
This is tentative as yet.


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The Carver Community Cultural Center is excited to present the virtual premiere of Eleven Reflections on September. Originally written and presented as a live theatrical experience, this performance was initially scheduled to be presented live on stage at the Carver in May of 2020, but due to the pandemic had to be rescheduled twice.
Now, Eleven Reflections on September has been reimagined into a beautifully rendered, digital version, written, directed and performed by Andrea Assaf. The work also features music by vocalist Lubana Al Quntar, violinist Eylem Basaldi, percussion and oud by April Centrone; and an all-new digital media design by Eva Auster, with sound engineering by Matt Eaton.
Through poetry, spoken word and music, Eleven Reflections on September explores the Arab American experience, wars on/of terror, and "the constant rain of death amidst beauty" that each autumn brings in a post-9/11 world. Based on a series of poems written by Andrea Assaf since 2001, Eleven Reflections explores the disintegration of language in the face of violence, prejudice and unspeakable horror, as such they progress from lyrical to abstract to fractured with the annual witnessing of autumn leaves becoming a metaphor for the fallen.
This virtual performance is presented as part of a yearlong residency with artist Andrea Assaf, as part of their national "Eleven Reflections on the Nation" initiative, which the Carver is excited to partner on. Over the course of twelve months, Assaf will engage with the San Antonio community and beyond through monthly virtual discussions called the "Reflection Sessions", as well as a series of workshops and community engagement activities that will ultimately culminate in the creation of a new, large-scale community based piece created by engaging Middle Eastern/North African (MENA) and Muslim artists and allied from across San Antonio. Written about our community by our community.
Eleven Reflections on September was originally scheduled for May 16, 2020. However, the performance had to be rescheduled due to the global pandemic. Tickets purchased for the original date will be honored for the new date with no further action is required at this time. Inquiries regarding refunds should be directed to the point on purchase.
Calling San Antonio artists & community members! Lebanese American writer and theatre artist Andrea Assaf invites video, story, and creative submissions by Arab American, Middle Eastern/North African (MENA), Southwest/Central Asian, Muslim, and allied artists and community members, to share lived experiences related to her upcoming work community-based work, Eleven Reflections: San Antonio, which will explore post-9/11 experiences in our city. A submission form is available, hosted by the Arab American National Museum, and free creative workshops are upcoming this summer with The Carver! If you have a story to share, or are interested in being considered as a creative collaborator on this project, SUBMIT YOUR STORY OR CREATIVE WORK HERE!
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The new Federal 'Carbon Tax' will apply to all transportation fuel purchased in the Province of Ontario with an effective date of April 1, 2019. The Ontario Carbon Tax rate for ultra-low sulphur diesel (ULSD) fuel effective on that date is 5.37 cents per liter; this is the amount that will be added to and included in the 'pump price' as of April 1, 2019. ULSD is the fuel type that is the basis for the Freight Carriers Association of Canada (FCA) Weekly Fuel Cost Bulletin.
The 'Current Price' for ULSD that is used in the calculation of the FCA Fuel Bulletin is a weighted average of diesel fuel purchased by the for- hire trucking industry in the Provinces of Ontario and Quebec. Since there was already a Carbon Tax on Quebec purchases of diesel fuel, prior to April 1, 2019, only the Ontario component of the weighted average price will be affected by this new Ontario Carbon Tax.
The FCA Weekly Fuel Bulletin is published on Thursday of every week, with an effective date of the following Monday and is based on the price of diesel fuel purchased during the immediately preceding week. Under this protocol, the FCA Fuel Bulletin published on Thursday April 4, 2019 – with an effective date of Monday April 8, 2019 – is the first bulletin that reflects the impact of the new Ontario Carbon Tax.


Thanks for shedding some light on this Dan. As you know, I was having a hard time myself piecing together the current status. More transparency (and possibly a separate JSR) would certainly be welcome.
Thanks for putting this info out, Dan -- We really need to have a better public center for JSF.
Do you know if the syntax for the advanced features in JBoss EL and the new Sun EL 2.1.2 in J2EE 6 / Glassfish 3 are completely compatible? That is, is either jar a drop-in replacement for the other?
The EL implementation in GlassFish is not a drop in replacement for JBoss EL. What they share is the parametrized EL syntax (they can be value expressions or method expressions). What you do not get is projections and magic methods (like .size on a collection).
Note that the version of EL you need to get parametrized EL syntax is 2.2. The artifacts are org.glassfish.web.el-api:2.2 and org.glassfish.web.el-impl:2.2.
I see that version 2.2 of el-impl.jar is the one distributed with Glassfish v3, released today.
But I'll try using JBoss EL, instead, for its extra features.


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https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-bai7wg?file=src%2Fapp%2Fapp.component.ts,src%2Fapp%2Fapp.component.html
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Q: Java ClassLoader different under Eclipse than when outside of Eclipse I have written a simple Plugin system so that I can include extensions from external sources. The Plugin Manager loads plugins from predetermined application and user plugins directories. I use a custom URLClassLoader so that I can sandbox all Plugins. Here's the general approach:

*

*Locate the Plugin's JAR file in one of the predetermined directories.

*If the Plugin has already been loaded, return the instance of the Plugin that has already been created.

*If an instance of the custom URLClassLoader has not been created for the directory containing the Plugin, create one.

*Loop through each class in the Plugin's JAR file looking for Classes that implement the PluginInterface by loading the Class using Class.forName( pluginName, false, PluginClassLoader ) and then testing to see if the PluginInterface isAssignableFrom the loaded Class.

*If the Class implements the PluginInterface then a new instance of the Class is created, initialized, and saved for later use.

All of this works great when I run it from within the Eclipse IDE. But, when I run it outside of the IDE, the check to see if the Plugin implements the PluginInterface fails. I believe this is because under Eclipse, both the Plugin and the Interface have a related (parent or child) ClassLoader (namely sun.misc.Launcher$AppClassLoader@73d16e93) and outside of Eclipse the PluginInterface has an unrelated ClassLoader (namely java.net.URLClassLoader@14ae5a5).
Here's the code:
The custom ClassLoader:
public class PROD_PluginClassLoader extends URLClassLoader {

    protected PROD_PluginClassLoader( URL pluginFileUrl ) {
        super( new URL[] { pluginFileUrl } );
    }

    protected PROD_PluginClassLoader( String pluginFilePath ) throws MalformedURLException {
        super( new URL[] { new File( pluginFilePath ).toURI().toURL() } );
    }

    protected PROD_PluginClassLoader( URL[] pluginFileUrls ) {
        super( pluginFileUrls );
    }

}

The PluginLoader:
    private static List< String > loadedPlugins = new ArrayList<>();
    private static List< PROD_PluginInterface > plugins = new ArrayList<>();
    private static Map< String, PROD_PluginClassLoader > pluginClassLoaders = new HashMap<>();

    protected static void getPluginInstance( String pluginName, String pluginFilePath ) {
        try {
            PROD_Utilities.printDebug( "Loading plugin name(" + pluginName + ") from(" + pluginFilePath + ")" );
            if ( !pluginClassLoaders.containsKey( pluginFilePath ) ) pluginClassLoaders.put( pluginFilePath, new PROD_PluginClassLoader( pluginFilePath ) );
            PROD_PluginClassLoader pLoader = pluginClassLoaders.get( pluginFilePath );
            boolean pluginLoaded = false;
            for ( String n : PROD_Utilities.getClassNamesFromJarFile( pluginFilePath ) ) {
                Class<?> pClass = Class.forName( n, false, pLoader );
                String interfaces = "";
                for ( Class<?> c : pClass.getInterfaces() ) interfaces += "," + c.getName();
                if ( !interfaces.isEmpty() ) interfaces = interfaces.substring( 1 );
                PROD_Utilities.printDebug( String.format( "Plugin name(%s) object class(%s) super(%s) interfaces(%s) isPlugin(%b)", pluginName, pClass.getName(), pClass.getSuperclass().getName(), interfaces, PROD_PluginInterface.class.isAssignableFrom( pClass ) ) );
if ( pClass.getInterfaces().length > 0 )
PROD_Utilities.printDebug(
String.format(
     "pClass loader(%s) parent(%s) pClass interface loader(%s) parent(%s) PROD_PluginInterface loader(%s) parent(%s)"
    ,pClass.getClassLoader()
    ,pClass.getClassLoader().getParent()
    ,pClass.getInterfaces()[0].getClassLoader()
    ,pClass.getInterfaces()[0].getClassLoader().getParent()
    ,PROD_PluginInterface.class.getClassLoader()
    ,PROD_PluginInterface.class.getClassLoader().getParent()
));
                if ( PROD_PluginInterface.class.isAssignableFrom( pClass ) ) {
                    Class<? extends PROD_Plugin> newClass = pClass.asSubclass( PROD_Plugin.class );
                    Constructor<?> constructor = newClass.getConstructor();
                    setPluginSandbox();
                    plugins.add( ( PROD_PluginInterface ) constructor.newInstance() );
                    plugins.get( plugins.size()-1 ).pluginInitialization();
                    unsetPluginSandbox();
                    pluginLoaded = true;
                }
            }
            if ( pluginLoaded ) loadedPlugins.add( pluginName.toLowerCase() );
            else PROD_Utilities.printError( "Plugin (" + pluginName + ") is not a valid PROD plugin." );
        } catch ( InstantiationException    | IllegalAccessException | IllegalArgumentException
                | InvocationTargetException | ClassNotFoundException | NoSuchMethodException
                | SecurityException         | MalformedURLException     e ) {
            PROD_Utilities.printError( "Could not load plugin (" + pluginName + ").", e.getMesprod() );
        }
    }

The debug information when running under Eclipse:
 Debug: PROD_PluginManager.getPluginInstance().line(138): Loading plugin name(proddb) from(C:\Users\userid\eclipse-workspace\prod\plugins\proddb.jar)
 Debug: PROD_PluginManager.getPluginInstance().line(147): Plugin name(proddb) object class(com.company.prod.proddb.PRODDB) super(com.company.prod.PROD_Plugin) interfaces(com.company.prod.PROD_PluginInterface) isPlugin(true)
 Debug: PROD_PluginManager.getPluginInstance().line(149): pClass loader(com.company.prod.PROD_PluginClassLoader@5ec0a365) parent(sun.misc.Launcher$AppClassLoader@73d16e93) pClass interface loader(sun.misc.Launcher$AppClassLoader@73d16e93) parent(sun.misc.Launcher$ExtClassLoader@55f96302) PROD_PluginInterface loader(sun.misc.Launcher$AppClassLoader@73d16e93) parent(sun.misc.Launcher$ExtClassLoader@55f96302)

The debug information when running outside of Eclipse:
 Debug: PROD_PluginManager.getPluginInstance().line(138): Loading plugin name(proddb) from(C:\Users\userid\eclipse-workspace\prod\plugins\proddb.jar)
 Debug: PROD_PluginManager.getPluginInstance().line(147): Plugin name(proddb) object class(com.company.prod.proddb.PRODDB) super(com.company.prod.PROD_Plugin) interfaces(com.company.prod.PROD_PluginInterface) isPlugin(false)
 Debug: PROD_PluginManager.getPluginInstance().line(149): pClass loader(com.company.prod.PROD_PluginClassLoader@12405818) parent(sun.misc.Launcher$AppClassLoader@55f96302) pClass interface loader(sun.misc.Launcher$AppClassLoader@55f96302) parent(sun.misc.Launcher$ExtClassLoader@3d3fcdb0) PROD_PluginInterface loader(java.net.URLClassLoader@14ae5a5) parent(null)

I find it very strange that the PluginInterface ClassLoader has changed to a URLClassLoader.
I believe the problem is that the PluginInterface and the Plugin don't share a related ClassLoader and thus the Plugin's PluginInterface is technically a different Java interface from the Application's PluginInterface. If that assessment is correct then my question is how do I fix this so that the PluginInterface and the Plugin do share a related ClassLoader?
Or, perhaps my assessment is incorrect. In which case, my question is why doesn't the Plugin appear to implement the PluginInterface?
I've been wrestling with this for several days now so thanks in advance for any and all answers.
Edit
How is my code (not the plugin) loaded?
From within Eclipse: using the Eclipse Run -> Run menu option.
From outside of Eclipse: java -jar prod.jar

A: Well after a VERY long time, I finally figured this out and am posting my findings here in case anyone else runs across a similar issue with isAssignableFrom.
When exporting the program from Eclipse using the Export Wizard for Java->Runable JAR file, I chose Library handling option Package required libraries into generated JAR and was getting the isAssignableFrom failure as described in the original post. After re-exporting using Library handling option Extract required libraries into generated JAR, everything worked as expected.


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The King Abdulaziz Center for World Culture (Ithra) announced the completion of 4 projects within the national program "The Content Enrichment Initiative", which aims to develop the local content industry and enhance its opportunities in the Kingdom in various cultural and creative sectors, while 10 other creative projects are in the process of being completed, as part of a journey Continuous partnership, development, content distribution and access to the recipient through local, regional and global platforms. Ithra also supported the establishment of 5 Saudi startups; Specializing in the content industry.
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Documentary works received a large share of these projects, including "Amroha", which includes 8 documentaries on the history of Saudi architecture, the "Genome" project, which sheds light on genetic diseases in 6 episodes, and a documentary film on "The Future of Content Industry" dealing with the role of artificial intelligence in This industry, along with "Jawab", a documentary that deals with the world of celebrities in 4 episodes.
Accelerate the Arabic content industry
And cinematically, the initiative included a number of creative projects, including "Insaba", which is a movie about the movement, "Against the Cinema", which deals with the history of cinema in Saudi Arabia, and "Heart on Sand", an anime film that talks about the history of the desert in 15 episodes, and finally "Tala" And Jala, represented by 4 episodes of animation and a comic book.
It is worth noting that the "Enrich the Content" initiative is one of the main programs at the "Ithra Center", and it comes as part of a series of programs and initiatives launched by the Center, with the aim of supporting and accelerating the Arab content industry, enhancing the Kingdom's position in the global content industry, as well as creating a stimulating environment for Production and knowledge sharing, being a practical embodiment of Ithraa's mission to unlock human potential by developing knowledge and inspiring innovation.
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