Some resources are both in the OBR and locally installed in my resolver
framework.. say Log4j for instance..
When i resolve a resource that requires Log4j, the Log4j resource is
considered local and has no URI; therefore my resolution ends up being
incomplete: it's missing the URI for Log4j.
Le 03/23/2010 05:16 PM, Guillaume Nodet a écrit :
Not sure to understand what you're doing exactly.
Local resources don't have any uri at all and I don't think that has
changed.
If you use the NO_LOCAL_RESOURCES flag, your resolution should not contain
any local resources, only resources from repositories which should all have
a valid uri.
Can you give a bit more details ?
On Tue, Mar 23, 2010 at 15:31, Arjun Panday<[email protected]
wrote:
Guillaume (i believe this is for you),
I'm still testing the new bundlerepository from the trunk..
I noticed recently that, when i use the NO_LOCAL_RESOURCES flag in the
resolver, all the local resources required by my resolution have a null URI.
My intent when using NO_LOCAL_RESOURCES is purposely to NOT ignore the
resources present in my resolver's framework and to extract a "pure OBR"
resolution, independant of the framework instance that computed it;
therefore i need all the computed resources along with their URIs with
respect to the OBR location.
Can you please look into this? Do you agree with my interpretation of the
NO_LOCAL_RESOURCE flag?
Thanks,
Arjun
