Felix Meschberger wrote:
Am Dienstag, den 15.01.2008, 16:22 +0530 schrieb Sahoo:
Thanks for warning me. Yes, I am already aware of the fact that
bootdelegation="*" is not a very good thing, but I have a requirement
that any jar in my product's library directory must be available to all
other applications running in the system. To implement this in OSGi, I
don't see any other alternative, do you?
I probably do not have a good solution to you problem.
But I have the guts feeling that the requirement is problematic: You
want to have a modularized and flexible framework such as OSGi and you
want to support "static" extensibility outside of the framework by
allowing people to just dump jars, which will become available on the
next framework restart.
It would probably be easier and better to give the users a way of
dropping bundles into your framework and also help them build bundles
(e.g. by providing a simple method of just exporting everything). This
way, you would not even require framework restarts.
Thanks for your thoughts. I will keep them in mind during implementation.
Thanks,
Sahoo
Just my €.02 and guts feeling....
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