context:
http://apache-geronimo.328035.n3.nabble.com/OSGi-Bundle-Permissions-on-Geronimo-tp3985671p3985689.html
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I don't think bundle hooks are a suitable approach to this problem. However,
if you want to pursue it further, look into the equinox regions bundle and, I'd
suggest, the aries subsystem implementation. Using bundle hooks directly is
very tricky.
Have you looked at osgi conditional permission
I am not sure whether OSGi security could help on this. But with the
Bundle Hook Service API introduced in v4.3, it is possible to limit/filter
the result of those methods, like getBundles(), and etc.
There are also other new APIs, which could be used to filter the services
and other things. You
I am about to make a enterprise cloud OSGi web-service by using Apache
Geronimo V3.0.
The final goal is to make custom BundleManager(maybe it is a bundle too)
that can do simple bundle action like install/uninstall/start/stop the other
bundles from any users.
Each bundle is WAB(web application bu
