ribeiant wrote:
Thanks for answer.
I would like to know if the Framework use the java.beans.
I have one Problem and I have found that java.beans could be the reason of
this problem.
My Problem is that with some bundles, that in the java-code initialize an
array with null (int arr = new int[0]), we become some error:
"Caused by: java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] could
not load int"
No, the framework doesn't use java.beans...I have seen such errors
before and they are a symptom of something else...right off the top of
my head, though, I cannot think of what.
If you could boil down your situation to a simple example, I am sure we
could get to the bottom of it.
-> richard
Thank you for help
Antonio
Felix Meschberger-2 wrote:
Hi Antonio,
Am Dienstag, den 22.01.2008, 04:00 -0800 schrieb ribeiant:
Hi
I would like to know, if it is possible, if felix use the java.beans
package
and if yes where and for what.
I do not exactly understand your question: Is whether the Felix
Framework itself uses java.beans or whether any bundle may use
JavaBeans ?
I don't think, that the Felix Framework or any of our bundles use
java.beans. Regarding the use of java.beans, it should be possible, but:
you have to be carefull of any side effects and or problems as the
java.beans.Introspector class holds internal static caches of the
Classes used.
I for my part, would be very, very carefull using this in a bundle, if
not even advise against its use.
Regards
Felix
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