--- Den man 24/5/10 skrev Richard S. Hall <[email protected]>: > Fra: Richard S. Hall <[email protected]> > > No, it doesn't. That's what I am saying, the spec doesn't > support it. > However, the Felix framework impl doesn't do anything to > prevent it.
Ok, I understand your point now. > > Yes, that is what I am afraid of. It seems the OSGI > guys did not think about resources - only classes ? (So > require bundle does not in fact import everything - only the > classes). > > > > That is not accurate. Resources inside of packages are > handled just > fine, only resources not in packages are not handled. It > would be > difficult to do otherwise, since there is no naming > convention for > resources outside of packages that would not result in > naming collisions > or split "packages" all over the place. OK, but this requirement just means that it is extra hard to get non-OSGI jars to work with OSGI as many, many libraries has extra resources in non-package dirs. > > Yes, I am also thinking about extender patteren. The > problem is that jruby uses many more non-class resources > that will also not work with classloader.getRessources. So > after registering, JRuby will fail later on when trying to > load its *.rb files etc. > > Perhaps so. I'm not familiar enough with it to know. Latest update: I got my final experimentation to work not by writing an extender but by creating a bridge classloader between my bundle and the jruby bundle which overloaded getResources to lookup using classloaders of both bundles. Works fine as far as I can tell but I have only tested it a few minutes - hopefully it will continue to work with more complex examples. P.S: I bought your book. Very informative! Thanks for writing it. /Cheers Morten --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
