Just like always in java:
MyClass.main(args);
Of course this will bind the caller tightly to the module it calls. A
main method is typically also not very suited for being called inside a
java process.
So the better option is to Wrap the call in an OSGi service that takes
care of all necessary initialization and only provides access to the
real functionality you offer.
Christian
On 24.10.2016 08:18, manoj.vrajam...@wipro.com wrote:
Hi,
Using Enroute/Bndtools/Eclipse/Linux:
·I have created an .adapter Bnd OSGi Project which has some java
source code in it (that includes a java main method).
·Wrapped in some plain java jars as libraries (support libraries for
this source code)
·This bundle is ready and running in the Run Bundles list.
·Now, how do I invoke the main method from any other Bundle in the
project?
Please provide some pointers…
Thanks,
Manoj
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