Considering OSGI allows dynamic updates of running modules, I prototyped a
situation where the equinox (v 3.4) is launched with a test bundle. Before
calling any methods on the bundle, I replace the test bundle's jar file on the
disk with a different copy - thereafter, the test bundle starts to
If bundles are installed by reference (via reference: URL) Equinox
doesn't guarantee anything to bundles which you replace, while they are
still running. Although OSGi is considered dynamic, such scenarios are
not supported. AFAIK, p2 and old Eclipse Update installs all bundles by
reference.
Such
Hi,
You can find answers with gwt-api-interop project from
http://code.google.com/p/gwt-api-interop/ . With api-interop you can
define classes in gwt that will be accessible from javascript (without
obfuscation) . So you can define *interfaces* that can be used between
gwt projects. I don't know
Yes, understand. I did get the bundle loaded via config.ini so that makes it
loaded via reference. So if I were to write a bundle manager kind of bundle
that used
Bundle.installBundle(String, InputStream) and
Bundle.installBundle(String)
to install bundles into my runtime passing file: urls -
I've got a product which consists of two of our features com.atmel.avr32 and
com.atmel.avr32.doc. When attempting to upgrade an installation of this
product using a p2 repository I always get this error message:
Cannot complete the request. See the details.
AVR32 Studio IDE Core is already
2008/9/24 Niclas Hedhman [EMAIL PROTECTED]
On Wed, Sep 24, 2008 at 5:12 PM, Danail Nachev [EMAIL PROTECTED]wrote:
If bundles are installed by reference (via reference: URL) Equinox
doesn't guarantee anything to bundles which you replace, while they are
still running. Although OSGi is
Hi Torkild,
Probably your product list a specific version of features (match
perfect) as in:
requiredCapability:
org.eclipse.equinox.p2.iu/com.atmel.avr32/[2.1.0.200809241313,2.1.0.200809241313]
-Here
So you can not update/install this feature alone without break the
Danail is correct. Reference installs are not spec'ed but most
implementations seem to support some form of reference install.
Reference installs does not prevent dynamic updates of bundles though. It
is only a way to tell the framework not to copy the content into its local
storage, instead
Oleg,
Great to see typed objects moving into the extension registry!
I am not sure if I fully understand IRegistryObject, therefore the
following might not apply: I would not like my classes having to
implement this platform related interface. Better provide an
(additional) reflection
