Another issue I have with the OBR is that our use of it is slightly
off the norm: I need to be able to request the OBR in an "absolute
way", regardless of the bundles already installed in my JVM.
For my tests, I've modified the Repository implementation so that the
only packages seen as "local" are the ones exported by bundle #0 (the
core JDK packages that are not part of my OBR).
Could this be suggested as a "boolean activated option" for the OBR?
If I understand you correctly, you want OBR to ignore all exported
packages except those from system bundle. If that is the case, I am
not sure if this is a good feature to support in general...at least I
cannot think of any use cases for it. Perhaps other people have
thoughts on it.
Maybe to put it differently, I wish we could use the OBR to simply
calculate all dependencies for a given list of bundles.
Currently the dependencies that are installed locally are stripped from
the OBR response, because it is assumed that the new bundles are to be
installed locally. But i cannot use it to launch a separate JVM or store
the result for later reference...
Is there another means to calculate all dependencies for a list of bundles?
Arjun Panday
Alcatel-Lucent France
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