I see. Somehow I lost Pascal's Email (maybe got stuck in some overambitious
spam-filter), but here goes anyway. I don't really have a problem with the
whole OSGi Services - Eclipse Extensions struggle, it just wasn't clear to
me. Somehow I just assumed, with p2 being part of Equinox which in turn
Hi Fredrik,
Fredrik Alströmer wrote:
stuff deleted
As a hypothetical use-case you could probably also take remote
invocation, if you have it as an OSGi service (for example) instead,
there's nothing keeping the framework from giving you a
proxy-implemenation doing RMI calls, which might be
Hi,
I have been working on p2 meta data authoring, and have created a
large part of an Installable Unit editor.
As I did not want to lose the code in case of disaster, I checked it
in to the Buckminster SVN in wait for the proper place to be created
(understand everyone is busy with
Hi,
If someone wants to take a deeper look... Stack trace at bottom of this post...
Context is a tomcat web-app a la jsp [hence, not using
org.eclipse.equinox.servletbridge];
Snippet of application code (java):
if (!EclipseStarter.isRunning()) { BundleContext ctx =
EclipseStarter.startup(
Craig,
Thanks for taking the time to report this. Can I ask you to enter a
bug report at
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/
That helps us track and address these issues.
Jeff
Craig Phillips wrote:
Hi,
If someone wants to take a deeper
look... Stack trace at bottom of this post...
Hi,
I have been working on p2 meta data authoring, and have created a
large part of an Installable Unit editor.
As I did not want to lose the code in case of disaster, I checked it
in to the Buckminster SVN in wait for the proper place to be created
That's great. Is it in a workable state
Thanks Simon,
The code is in the Buckminster SVN - I have not packaged it up as a
feature, and I reused some Buckminster bundles to make faster
progress. Expect to work on it a couple of days more before I have it
packaged for easier consumption - right now there are several
buckminster