> > So, in other words, frameworks normally do not provide anything other
> > than java.* + whatever the user configures, right?
> 
> Well, the framework is not required to provide anything other than
> what the Execution Environment that it complies to dictates. So, IIRC,
> the 3 ones we normally talk of (Equinox, Felix, KF), keep a text file
> per EE which tells it which packages are exported from Framework
> bundle. Equinox also have the "bad habit" of having classpath
> delegation turned on, which muddle the picture some. And IIRC (again),
> KF emulates that behavior.

Hmmm....

So for the case that I'm interested in (getting xml to work), I cannot
expect the framework to help me, and I'll need to configure each it
myself? Is that the conclusion I can draw from what you're saying?

(And yes... I can sense that you'll point out that pax-runner can help
do this for me. :-)


_______________________________________________
OSGi Developer Mail List
osgi-dev@mail.osgi.org
https://mail.osgi.org/mailman/listinfo/osgi-dev

Reply via email to