Could you try on trunk or the latest released snapshot?
There was a bug fixed recently, perhaps it is related:
http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FELIX-852
-> richard
François Fornaciari wrote:
Hi,
I know that the fragment bundle support is on going, but I would like
to submit a case that I have encountered.
It seems that the installation order of a host bundle and its fragment
bundle modify the fragment support behaviour.
I have made some tests and if the fragment bundle is installed before
the host bundle, everything goes fine. The host bundle can load a
class from its fragment and the classloader used to load the class
corresponds to the classloader of the host bundle. This case works
also fine when getting a resource.
If I invert the installation order, that means if the host bundle is
installed before the fragment bundle, the host bundle fails to get the
same resource from the fragment. The class loading seems to work but
if try to print the used classloader, the host bundle loads the class
using the classloader of the fragment host.
Is this behaviour expected?
Regards,
François
