Filippo Diotalevi schrieb: > On Fri, Aug 14, 2009 at 6:45 PM, Henrik Niehaus<[email protected]> wrote: >> another question from an osgi beginner. How does your development >> environment look like? I'm currently using eclipse and the maven bundle >> plugin. My project is devided in several bundles / maven modules. Now, >> if I'm working on a bundle and want to test it, I have to run maven and >> afterwards deploy the bundle to the osgi framework, which could be done >> by hand or by running a file monitoring bundle like "File install". But >> this is not comfortable enough for me. I want to hit _one_ button in >> eclipse and everything should be done as fast as possible. How do I >> achieve that, is there a way? > > My development environment is very much similar to your. > I use only Eclipse and Maven, and my project is divided in many maven > modules/bundles. > > One of these modules is the main project that use Fileinstall to load > bundles from a specified folder. > > When I update a single bundle, I just use a simple maven plugin I > wrote to copy it in the folder watched by Fileinstall, so that the new > bundle is hot deployed in the running application (you don't really > need a mojo for that, a simple "cp" would work anyway). > >
Thanks Filippo, that's exactly, what I'm doing now: mvn package && cp ... I will check the other suggestions, too. But it looks like, this is as good as it gets. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
