I've run my sample in equinox 3.5.2, and it continues to function, so I
think the problem must be somewhere else. I'm guessing that if you were to
literally load the class via scriptingContainer.runScriptlet just under
where you loaded the class in Java, it would work. Which leads me to think
you
I tried what you suggested and yes the IRuntime class is loaded without any
issues.
I added the following right at the beginning of the Activator.start() method:
// Experiment to see if this bundle has access to IRuntime class
log.info("start: loading IRuntime class...");
Class iR
Hrm. As long as the bundle who's activator you show here has access to
com.raritan.polaris.plugins.dynamic.bridge.IRuntime (and any classes it
references, remember) I'd expect it to work. If you throw
context.getBundle().loadClass("com.raritan.polaris.plugins.dynamic.bridge.IRuntime");
in there b
>
> Have I done anything different from you? What OSGi framework are you using?
> Is there a particular bundled gem that you're unable to load?
Thanks a lot for checking this out.
We're using Equinox as well. We're on an older version though, so I wonder if
that has something to do with thi
On Tue, Mar 19, 2013 at 5:48 PM, Mike Davidson wrote:
> When using THREADSAFE Gem path looks like:
>
> ["/opt/application/lib/configuration/org.eclipse.osgi/bundles/3/1/.cp/META-INF/jruby.home/lib/ruby/gems/shared",
> "/.gem/jruby/1.9"]
>
> When using CONCURRENT Gem path looks like:
>
> ["classpat
