On 22/11/2007, Lucas Galfaso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi, > > > > I have close to every bundle working with Felix as an > > > extension point (one exception is the system bundle and I am not sure > > > if this is possible to be developed as an Eclipse plugin.) > > > > > > > The system bundle is not really a bundle at all, it is the framework > itself. > > Sorry if I was not clear, I am not trying to build a bundle out of the > system bundle, I want to trick Eclipse into believing it is one so > some actions (like generating the .jar files that are done > automatically by the Eclipse extension point) is done automatically > when you are debugging. > > > > What I would like to do next, is to integrate the TCK, but there are > > > some things maybe some of you might be able to answer > > > .) Did Apache lisenced the OSGi TCK? > > > .) There is an easy way to distribute this TCK? > > > > > > > The OSGi Alliance has defined some policy for allowing access to the TCK > > to open source projects, but this still needs to be implemented for > > Apache and Felix (i.e., there is some administrative work that needs to > > be done, which I tried to start at one time but lost motivation). I need > > to follow up on this. However, it will not provide for a way to > > redistribute the TCK. > > > I am sorry that you lost motivation on licensing the TCK, it would be > great to know how Felix is performing over the standard test :-(
well, there are some TCK results here: http://felix.apache.org/site/felix-osgi-tck-results.html but they are from last year... My second option was having something like Cruse Control implemented > where the test are performed automaticaly (say) every day on trunk, > but now I see that this would be close to impossible. > > Thanks, > lg > > > > > > -> richard > > > -- Cheers, Stuart
