protected Enumeration<URL> getResources(ClassLoader loader, String packageName) throws IOException {
        log.fine(LogType.LOG, "Getting resource URL for package: " + packageName + " with classloader: " + loader);

        // If the URL is a jar, the URLClassloader.getResources() seems to require a trailing slash.  The
        // trailing slash is harmless for other URLs
        if (!packageName.endsWith("/")) {
            packageName = packageName + "/";
        }
        return loader.getResources(packageName);
    }
protected Enumeration<URL> getResources(ClassLoader loader, String packageName) throws IOException {
        log.fine(LogType.LOG, "Getting resource URL for package: " + packageName + " with classloader: " + loader);

        
        
        if (!packageName.endsWith("/")) {
            packageName = packageName + "/";
        }
        return loader.getResources(packageName);
    }
protected Enumeration < URL > getResources ( ClassLoader loader , String packageName ) throws IOException { log . fine ( LogType . LOG , "Getting resource URL for package: " + packageName + " with classloader: " + loader ) ; // If the URL is a jar, the URLClassloader.getResources() seems to require a trailing slash.  The // trailing slash is harmless for other URLs if ( ! packageName . endsWith ( "/" ) ) { packageName = packageName + "/" ; } return loader . getResources ( packageName ) ; }
Strategy to get the resources by the given classloader.
<p/>
Notice that in WebSphere platforms there is a {@link WebSpherePackageScanClassResolver}
to take care of WebSphere's odditiy of resource loading.

@param loader      the classloader
@param packageName the packagename for the package to load
@return URL's for the given package
@throws IOException is thrown by the classloader
Strategy to get the resources by the given classloader . <p / > Notice that in WebSphere platforms there is a { @link WebSpherePackageScanClassResolver } to take care of WebSphere s odditiy of resource loading .