ate the Native.so file in Windows while I am going to use in Ubuntu?
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the next Header to the Manifest.MF:
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something (I use the PermissionAdmin to give permissions
to my bundles and set the default permissions to null). This kind of
internal access should be handled by the framework right?
regards,
Karl
On Wed, Mar 12, 2008 at 11:36 AM, Karl Pauls <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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now I can work around it by giving my
calling bundle the needed permission but I do think this is something
the framework should do by creating the urls for its internal
protocols in a doPriv, no?
regards,
Karl
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your bundle threads.
Yes, that is what I did. Sorry again.
regards,
Karl
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> "Karl Pauls" ---03/11/2008 05:14:20 PM---> Hi Karl,
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ts my bundles in a daemon
thread and hence, my threads end-up being daemons under equinox. In
other words, one has to always call setDaemon unless one doesn't care
- pff.
Sorry - didn't know about that one.
regards,
Karl
> Thanks a lot for this workaround!
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ive to keep the VM running.
Well, that works but I don't really understand it. As I mentioned in
my previous mail, I actually have bundles installed that are creating
their own (non-daemon) threads so that should keep the jvm alive, no?
Thanks a lot for this workaround!
regards,
Karl
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ration) and any combination of -Dosgi.noShutdown=true
config.ini/osgi.noShutdown=true and -noExit but to no avail. If I use
-console everything works fine.
Help would be much appreciated.
regards,
Karl
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> "Karl Pauls" ---09/19/2007 04:36:29 PM---> Fair enough, we have a button to
> calculate uses just for you now ;) Great. I always wanted a bu
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he export packages correctly and
thus Class space consistency can not be ensured.
regards,
Karl
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> "Karl Pauls" ---09/19/2007 12:27:34 PM---You might want to look into Peter
> Kriens' BND tool which makes it easy to create your bundles and d
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t; > delegates everything to the bootclasspath (where javax resides) for
> > historical reasons. But this behaviour is going to change and might have
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