Ah - ok, hadn't realised R3 bundles didn't have any validation on them.
Assumed it would at least check for some minimum set of headers.
Cheers
- Rob
On 11/06/2010 12:34 PM, Karl Pauls wrote:
it is assumed to be an R3 bundle so it doesn't need any metadata - i
think Felix is doing the correct thing.
regards,
Karl
On Friday, June 11, 2010, Rob Walker<[email protected]> wrote:
Not sure if this is actually normal/correct behaviour, but I have a case in our
app where a JAR we are installing may not actually be valid OSGi bundle i.e
it's Manifest has no OSGi headers in it.
I was expecting to be able to detect this either by catching a BundleException
or a null return from installBundle, but Felix just seems to silently load the
bundle without error. I can see the JAR in my .felix cache.
Anyone know if this is correct? Would have expected some way to detect this?
We're on a trunk version as of a couple of weeks back - haven't tried this on
latest 3.0 framework yet
Cheers
-- Rob
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