Thanks for the quick reply.
-Pete
On Tue, 10 Feb 2009 23:33:57 -0800, Rob Walker <[email protected]> wrote:
Pete Haidinyak wrote:
If I have an interface in a common jar can a service in another bundle
implement it?
Yes. This is a fairly common model where an API jar exports interfaces
which other bundles provide implementations for
If I have an abstract class in a common jar can a service in another
bundle extend it?
Also yes - subject to normal Java class and method scoping rules
If I have an abstract class in the same bundle can a service extend it?
Also yes
If I extend a interface in a common jar in another bundle can I
implement it?
Not totally sure I follow this, but I think it's a "yes"
All of the above assume you have the necessary manifest headers to
export / import the relevant packages etc.
PS This is really cool technology you guy are creating.
It is cool - OSGi was already cool, Felix just makes it cooler ;)
-- Rob
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