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In my own classloader I get all entries from jar file and use defineClass() to load classes to memory.
My problem is that if jar has inner classes (e.g. MyClass$1.class) the defineClass method fails with java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError: IllegalName exception.
Obviously java needs all files from jar to make it work but how the inner classes can be loaded?
MyClass$1.class should match an anonymous inner class. If your inner class is named, it should be MyClass$InnerClass.class