Hi,
I have one query re. the repository API: I'm loading a block
dynamically from inside my code - the block's jar and the .meta files
are located on a local repository (locally running tomcat instance).
The code I've used is this:
m_hBlock = m_hModel.addContainmentModel(
new URL(null, "artifact:xyz/SampleModule#0.1", new ArtifactHandler()));
m_hBlock.commission();
The code works fine, the block gets downloaded, installed to the local
avalon repository, and instantiated. The question is: if the timestamp
of the jar is changed on the server but the version number is not
changed (the .meta file contains the changes), will the next call to
the above code check for the timestamp change? If no, can this be done
at all, what should I do to enable this check?
Again, the URL can also be of the form "block:xyz/SampleBlock#0.1" :
what is the difference between using this syntax and the above one? If
I use this code, the file that gets tried for downloading is
"xyz/SampleBlock-0.1.block" - what is the structure of a .block file?
Any pointers will be helpful...
Brgds,
R. Saravanan
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