I'd say, you might want to read about OSGi and Services first.
After that you'll come up with that HelloWorld sample very quickly yourself
:D
That's the short answer, the long one:
First of all have a Interface say HelloWorldServiceInterface, just keep
that interface in bundle one
Now Create a
A classic Hello World runs and exits.
Better tiny example might be a button that updates a label each time it's
pressed.
It would run indefinitely.
A plugin might add to the label text.
- Bob
On Thu, Jun 26, 2014 at 11:27 PM, Bob Futrelle bob.futre...@gmail.com
wrote:
Say, I write a tiny
Hi Bob,
Another place where you can look for practical examples of little OSGi
bundles developed using a variety of build tools is here:
http://wiki.osgi.org/wiki/ToolChains
No graphical stuff with buttons. Most hello world examples are
text-only, but there are various blogs etc on the web that
Say, I write a tiny Hello World app - a few lines.
What might be a simple example of a plugin that I could add to it?
Though this is a super-simple question, I can't find any discussion
that describes how I might go about doing this. I figure that any
technology should be capable of describing
