That is correct. Another option is to have one of your bundles start an
non-daemon thread itself. This has issues though because once your bundle
stops (which should stop its own thread) then the VM will stop.
Tom
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Thanks, the osgi.framework.activeThreadType property works fine for us.
As for the osgi.noshutdown property, is it possible its description to
be changed, so that this becomes clear from it? Beacuse the current
description suggests that it really keeps the framework alive.
Regards,
Lazar
Sure can you open a doc bug against Equinox-Framework to clear up the
documentation. Thanks.
Tom
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I can take care of assembling and committing a thanks list for the
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the names of people you'd like to thank who helped us out during this
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so it's
Hi,
do you know any online resources which explain how to test bundle
code with JUnit and Equinox?
I've tried to setup the test suite in Eclipse Ganymede and don't get
Equinox to start up when running the tests.
!ENTRY org.eclipse.osgi 4 0 2009-06-12 00:57:41.198
!MESSAGE An unexpected runtime
On Thu, Jun 11, 2009 at 6:21 PM, Markus Kolb equinox062...@tower-net.dewrote:
Hi,
do you know any online resources which explain how to test bundle
code with JUnit and Equinox?
I've tried to setup the test suite in Eclipse Ganymede and don't get
Equinox to start up when running the tests.
