Use Felix's bundle context. Here's part of my code that installed a
bundle from a directory (before I knew about FileInstall):
bundle =
getFelixInstance().getBundleContext().installBundle("file:" + jarFile);
logger.info("Installed bundle [" + jarFile + "] in Felix");
logger.info("Trying to start bundle [" +
bundle.getBundleId() + "] in Felix....");
bundle.start();
[email protected] wrote:
Howdy,
I am using Felix embedded in an application. I know using the shell
tool I can add/remove/update bundles. How would I do the programmatic
from my application?
Thanks
-Pete
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