Hi BJ,
thanks for your answer. What I figured out is that the following code
snippet works in F2:
Object x = this.getClass().getClassLoader().loadClass("f1.SomeClassFromF1"
).newInstance();
Is there a possibility to write something in F2 like:
import f1;
SomeClassFromF1 x = new SomeClassFromF1();
assuming that F1 exports f1 and F2 imports f1. I have tried all my eclipse
tricks but still the IDE won't let me do this...
Best regards, Jens
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H, F1 and F2 are all loaded by the same classloader. So any class/resource
available in H, F1 and F2 should be visible to any class loaded from H, F1
and F2.
Since F1 adds the export f1, I assume the package f1 is in F1 and thus is
visible to H and F2.
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Date:
2008/07/31 06:28 AM
Subject:
[osgi-dev] Inter-fragment dependencies
Hi,
given the following situation: A host bundle H, two fragments F1
(exporting package f1) and F2 attached to H.
Using eclipse I can not find a way to have access to f1 from within F2?
Should there be a way?
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