Hi,
thank you for your answer and your help.
I think now I understand what you mean. You seem to assume that a resource is
always a directory. But what I was trying to do is to register a single
file as resource. The javadoc of the HttpService does not forbid to do so,
and I was doing the same thing in knopflerfish and equinox and it worked.
Of course I could change my application and always register a whole directory,
even if I just have one file to register, but it would be nice if felix
could support this either.
Best regards,
Martin
Rob wrote:
> What this is saying to me is " alias requests to '/ as '/image.png' " -
> which may not be what you want.
>
> The more common approach from examples we've worked with, where it's
> typical to register aliases to paths where several resources are
> located, as opposed to alias every specific resource e.g.
>
> m_httpServ.registerResources("/resource",
> "/org/ungoverned/osgi/bundle/httptest/resource", null);
>
> (this is from the httptest bundle that is still available on OBR
> at http://oscar-osgi.sourceforge.net/ which has some source if
> you want examples)
>
> One thing to be careful of, which is why the alias mechanism exists, is
> that the HTTP namespace is global, but multiple bundles may have their
> own package/dir namespace - so each bundle needs to be careful that the
> aliases it registers map to files in their resource space, and don't
> collide with other aliases from other bundles
>
> If image.png is a resource in the root of your bundle, then you may be
> able to use following:
>
> http.registerResources("/", "/", null);
>
> (this assumes a getResource("/image.png") for your bundle's context
> would locate the required resource)
>
> The trouble here, is that by registering the "root" as an alias, you may
> limit/collide with anything other bundles want to register - you'll
> effectively be saying go to this bundle for all / resources.
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