Simply installing the bundle directly and catching errors is what I was
thinking of doing. If I did that, what would be the best way to disable
FileInstall from scanning for JARs entirely? 

As for implementing a feature - what would that entail? Making each JAR a
feature isn't an option - we don't control all the JARs built for Cytoscape
ourselves. The ArtifactTransformer sounds like it may be promising (and
perhaps simpler than loading everything ourselves) - does someone have an
example of this? FileInstall doesn't provide much in the way of
documentation...



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