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I'm not 100% sure about this ... but isn't there a way to configure (or write) a class loader so that you can isolate classes?And this is exactly where my heads begins to throb and my eye bulge. From a purely common sense point of view, I find it difficult to think that a single JVM can have two classes with the same package and signature. Can't be done, I don't think (how would you know which was which?). So the trick is to have multiple JVMs, but obviously those two JVMs can't then share objects between them (unless they use some sort of RMI technique).
I seem to recall that Eclipse's plug-in mechanism has some ability to keep jar's that are included in one plug-in from conflicting with the jar's of another plug-in.
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