Hi,
I am reading OSGi Service Platform Core Specification Release 4, Version 4.2.
In Section 3.4(Class Loading Architecture, page 37-332), it describes the
definition of class space as follows:
A class space is then all classes reachable from a given bundle's class loader.
Thus, a class space for a given bundle can contain classes from:
* The parent class loader (normally java.* packages from the boot class
path)
* Imported packages
* Required bundles
* The bundle's class path (private packages)
* Attached fragments
I am wondering why there is a comment on this item:
* The bundle's class path (private packages)
Does that mean a class space cannot contain classes from public packages?
Actually, in Figure 3.10(page 38-332), half of bundle A's public is in class
space for bundle A, half of the public is not.
Can someone help me understand this?
Thanks,
Michael
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