Using log4J

Hi *, in our application we have our own logging-system: some statements get point out at the console, other statements will be written into a database. A few bundles (3rd party: jpa, jboss, etc) use log4j. To cover those log4j-statements we have an Appender, which maps log4j-LoggingEvents to

[maven-bundle-plugin] Flattening multiple bundles into a single one

Hi All, In OSGi you always need to decide what the best level of granularity is for your bundles. On the one hand, fine grained bundles with dependencies are generally better (IMHO) but sometimes a single bundle that contains all your dependencies can be convenient, especially when you want to

Re: Using log4J

The application I'm working on uses log4j directly. Like you, we had to configure programmatically. We wired ManagedService and PropertyConfigurator together. While I never ran into the problem you describe, it sounds as if the jboss lib is not reaching the same LoggerRepository singleton as the

Re: [maven-bundle-plugin] Flattening multiple bundles into a single one

2008/10/9 David Bosschaert [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi All, In OSGi you always need to decide what the best level of granularity is for your bundles. On the one hand, fine grained bundles with dependencies are generally better (IMHO) but sometimes a single bundle that contains all your

Re: {Disarmed} Re: {Disarmed} Re: URLStreamHandler service

Karl Pauls wrote: Well, maybe. The issue is that it is not impossible that the jvm already used a handler and then we are stuck (assuming the hack with flushing the cache doesn't work). I agree that this is a corner case but still. We should probably create a jira issue to track this and

configuring services using command-line

With the webconsole I can set service properties on http://localhost:8080/system/console/configMgr, how do i do this on the TUI? Cheers, reto - To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL

Some bugs in 10-minutes-tutorial

Hi Felix folks, I am curiously investigating Felix and iPOJO and currently running through iPOJO in 10 minutes. There seem to be some bugs: -- START BUGS First create the file src/spell.checker/SpellCheck.java in the spell.checker directory should be First create the file

Re: Determine which bundles will be started from OBR repository.xml

I guess I should also point out that there are examples of how to convert bundle metadata to a resource in LocalRepositoryImpl, I believe...in the future, we should make this easier, if not support it directly...until then you have to get your hands dirty. Sorry. - richard4 Richard S. Hall

Re: Determine which bundles will be started from OBR repository.xml

Gert Vanthienen wrote: L.S., If I have an OBR repository.xml file with information about a set of bundles and I have another bundle x (the jar file) on my machine, is it possible to programmatically determine which bundles from the repository are required to fulfill all the requirements of my

Re: Some bugs in 10-minutes-tutorial

Hi, Thank you for this feedback. I just modified the wiki page to be consistent with the provided archive, as you mentioned. Don't hesitate to send mails if you have questions or comments. Regards, Clement 2008/10/9 Heiko Seeberger [EMAIL PROTECTED] Hi Felix folks, I am curiously

LDAP Filter code

Hello! I need to do some work with LDAP queries and filters, so I'm looking for a good open-source library that handles this. I know that Felix needs to handle this as well, so I was hoping that one of the devs could point out what you guys use for this. Thank you! =dml

AW: Using log4J

Hi Barend, W.B. Garvelink wrote While I never ran into the problem you describe, it sounds as if the jboss lib is not reaching the same LoggerRepository singleton as the others. You may have already checked this, but make sure that the jboss lib uses the same log4j bundle as the other libs?