Hi Chris,
I installed your plugin into my eclipse installation, but I am not sure
about how to use it. Do you have any related documentation?
I am not so familiar with OSGi framework :)
thank you and best regards,
Kostas
On 20/5/2011 8:34 πμ, Christopher Armstrong wrote:
Hi Konstantinos
You shouldn't have to
On 19/05/2011, at 22:50 PM, Konstantinos Giannoutakis wrote:
It looks like that your plugin is suitable for me...But I have one question: If
I have a jar OSGi bundle file, how should I get programmatically its activator
in order to add it to the Felix framework?
You don't need its activator to add it to the framework. My plugin uses the
Eclipse Target Platform to get your bundles, and Eclipse automatically
registers the bundle projects in your workspace with my plugin. My plugin uses
a custom Felix launcher to add your target platform and workspace bundles
automatically to the Felix framework, and it automatically updates them each
time you launch the framework from your workspace (as an OSGi framework).
If your bundle has an activator, Felix will call it when the bundle is started within
the Felix container that is created from the OSGi launch configuration that you put
together in the Debug Configurations dialog. Its just like starting up an Eclipse OSGi
framework - you just need to select Apache Felix as your framework and ensure that Felix
is in your Eclipse target platform (configured under Window->Preferences->OSGi
Frameworks->Target Platform IIRC).
Cheers
Chris
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