Le Thursday 19 Apr 2012 à 09:38:55 (-0400), Richard S. Hall a écrit : > On 4/19/12 09:36 , Guillaume Yziquel wrote: > >Le Thursday 19 Apr 2012 à 09:32:27 (-0400), Richard S. Hall a écrit : > >>No. > >> > >>The main difference if you are running inside of Eclipse for > >>Equinox, then boot delegation will be automatically set. But if you > >>are using Equinox and Felix from the command line directly, then I'd > >>expect them to be pretty similar. > >Then, from what I see, if you put a .jar in lib/endorsed in a karaf > >framework, there is a difference: turning karaf.framework from equinox > >to felix does change the ability of a bundle to see the .jar in > >lib/endorsed. Not sure of why yet, or whether or not it is a karaf-only > >issue, but I do perceive a difference. Will dig into that. Thanks a lot. > > > > Do this: Create a simple bundle that tries to access a lib endorsed > class. Then install and start it in plain Equinox and Felix and see > what happens.
With relevant exports in custom.properties (the org.osgi.framework.system.packages.extra), both Equinox and Felix work fine. Without, only equinox works. -- Guillaume Yziquel Crossing-Tech Parc Scientifique EPFL --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [email protected] For additional commands, e-mail: [email protected]
