Retrieve the application archives from TCCL #22128
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Prevents opening (and closing) ZFS just to check if it contains an application marker. The new solution is seperated in 3 steps. * Ask TTCL for paths to the marker resources, and normalize them. This will in the end point be an artifact path. * Match these artifact paths to the apps runtime dependencies, resulting in a list of all application archives. * Index the application archives, and create ApplicationArchiveImpl's for them This patch also removes usages of the deprecated ZipUtils.newFileSystem(Path, CL) method.
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Prevents opening (and closing) ZFS just to check if it contains an application marker.
The new solution is seperated in 3 steps.
This patch also removes usages of the deprecated ZipUtils.newFileSystem(Path, CL) method.
This saves about 170ms of dev mode startup time (on windows).
Related to #21552