Hi Richard, > You can add system properties to the conf/system.properties file...any > properties in this file will be set as system properties. In the future, you > should be able to add them to conf/config.properties, but currently there is > a bug/limitation in Gogo and it only looks in system properties for its > configuration properties.
Good to know, thank you! > The Felix framework knows nothing about the shell. This is a Gogo issue. The > framework just loads the bundles you tell it to. > > Still, the Gogo shell has to either come up interactive or not...we have to > choose one. Either way, you'll need to set a property to get the opposite of > the default behavior. > > And just because some daemon system is picky about parsing doesn't > necessarily mean we are to blame. :-) Hey, I am not blaming you for anything! Felix with the various subprojects is a great piece of software and there is really nothing to blame. The only thing that I don't understand is that if Felix really is only loading bundles, then why should a bundle make assumptions about it's runtime environment (daemon vs. interactive) and shut down the whole framework if these assumptions don't hold. t just seems strange to me, which is likely to mean that I don't understand the design rather than the design being wrong :-) Again, thanks for your quick (and patient) help! Tobias --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
