On 2017-05-30T11:04:29 +0200 Peter Kriens <peter.kri...@aqute.biz> wrote: > > You can always look in your own bundle first, I cannot see how that could > harm. Seems also nice to be able to override things. >
I defer to your greater experience on this one. :) I hadn't actually considered that it might be nice to be able to override external resources with those contained within the current bundle. I think I need to rework my approach a little. Right now, resources *must* be exported in order to be resolvable via identifiers. It seems like that would be counterproductive if a bundle wanted to override a resource in the above manner. In the current formulation, the bundle would have to state that it exported the package containing the resource in order for the resolver service to inspect it, which would then imply that it would also have to have copies of all of the resources in the original package (because it would be advertising that it provided the package and therefore the resolver might wire other bundles directly to it). M
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