Hello Robert, On Apr 19, 2012, at 14:34 , Robert Munteanu wrote:
>> -----Original Message----- >> From: Felix Meschberger [mailto:fmesc...@adobe.com] >> Bundle deployment is generally really fast -- unless your bundle is >> large and has a complex import/export list, which would make that >> bundle a bad bundle by definition ;-) > > Agreed, bundle deployment is usually fast. However, the whole deployment > process is not instant for me. My use case is based on Sling, not Felix > standalone. > > I typically have to switch to the console and run something like 'mvn package > sling:install' or hunt for the Maven build command in my IDE and click it. > And all in all the process can take 10-20 seconds. All of that contrasted > with saving a class and then refreshing a web page seems a lot. Did you ever look at BndTools? It is a lot quicker in this respect: as soon as you save a source file, directly after Eclipse compiled it, a bundle is generated and if you had a framework already running inside Eclipse, it is directly updated. No manual steps whatsoever, and usually done within a second or two. You cannot make it much faster unless you take shortcuts that at some point will break (ie. not deploying things "a bundle at a time"). Greetings, Marcel
