'Ello. On 2019-02-26T12:04:21 +0000 elias vasylenko <eliasvasyle...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Regarding 1) I think some/most framework implementations directly support > "exploded" bundles, i.e. you can deploy some of your bundles as unzipped > jars directly on the user's file system, no need for duplication. Felix > supports this e.g. via File Install, and I'm pretty sure Equinox supports > it. > > That said, it's possible that these features are implemented by > transparently assembling the jars on disk behind the scenes when you > install them into the framework ... in which case you're back to the > problem of wasting disk space. Something to look into though. Yeah, I've looked into this a bit. I'm actually already using the reference: syntax in Felix so that my bundles aren't copied into the cache. I think Peter's suggestion (parsing the zip/jar files, requiring uncompressed entries for certain resources, and mmap()ing the archives manually) can work. -- Mark Raynsford | http://www.io7m.com
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