Hi,
> i tried the BlueBerry.consoleLog command line argument. Output is:
>
> --->
>
> Wed Oct 19 10:54:16 2011
> 0.20 blueberry.osgi.codecache: Creating CodeCache with path:
> <user>\AppData\Local\ETH Z³rich\Medical Scene Gene
> ration_195299671\bb-plugin_cache\
> 0.22 blueberry.osgi.intPltfm: Plugin base directory:
> C:/Scratch/Projects/MITKPlugins_merge_branch/build/vc9_x64/b
> in/BlueBerry
> 0.23 blueberry.osgi.intPltfm WARNING:
> C:/Scratch/Projects/MITKPlugins_merge_branch/build/vc9_x64/bin/BlueBerry is
> not a direcotry or does not exist. SKIPPED.
> 0.23 blueberry.osgi.intPltfm: Plugin base directory:
> C:/Scratch/wolfth/Projects/MITKPlugins_merge_branch/build/vc9_x64/b
> in/ExtBundles
> 0.23 blueberry.osgi.intPltfm WARNING:
> C:/Scratch/wolfth/Projects/MITKPlugins_merge_branch/build/vc9_x64/bin/ExtBundles
> i
> s not a direcotry or does not exist. SKIPPED.
>
> <-----
That does not look suspicious to me.
> On a sidenote, I just noted that the word 'directory' is misspelled...
Thanks.
> Just a careful question:
> Do i need an 'install' step in the makefiles under windows? For plugins
> to be installed? I assumed that it is just needed for creating an
> installer..
Right. "installing" meant "registering" the plugin inside the framework
("install" it in the framework at runtime).
> Whats the difference between 'installed' and 'started'? Our makefile
> creates the privisioning files with 'start' commands, the plugins will
> be copied into the binary directory of the main makefile.
Install is like "register". It just makes the plug-in known to the
framework. Starting the plugin puts in the state, well, "starting" and
eventually "active". If you are interested in the details, look at this
diagram http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:OSGi_Bundle_Life-Cycle.svg
from this Wiki page http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/OSGi or read the OSGi
Specifications of the Module Layer itself.
Best,
Sascha
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