Swapnil ,
OSGi framework doesn't provide any direct way to "write" the log into
the file system; the OSGi log service is in-memory, so what mechanism
are you using to write to the file system? Once that is cleared up, one
can see how you can go about achieving (2).
Ali
On 2/15/2010 7:27 AM, Swapnil Patil wrote:
Hi all,
1. OSGi setting equivalent to java runtime option -Djava.ext.dirs=c:/jars
My plugin need few 3rd party jars in classpath.
In my MANIFEST.MF I have following entry
Bundle-ClassPath: .,
jars/a1.jar,
jars/b1.jar,
jars/c1.jar,
...
Is there a way I can define like jars/*.jar .
Actually I am looking for OSGi setting equivalent to java runtime
option -Djava.ext.dirs=c:/jars
2. Controlling OSGi log file.
Is there any way of controlling logs generated in workspace directory
of OSGi container.
Over the time log file is consuming considerable amount of hard drive
space. Is there any way of control this log file. Typically I would
like to created multiple log files of predefined size and then
over-writing oldest file log file. ... similar to setting provided by
Log4j library
Sorry if this is not the right forum to ask these kind of questions,
I will appreciate if somebody can point my to right mailing list.
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Thanks & Regards
Swapnil Patil.
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