> > Your code below is doing a "resolveBundles()", not "refreshBundles()"...
:-X And yes, that's what I said below. You cannot do this code in the bundle > being updated. You need to be doing it from a separate bundle that is NOT > being updated. > Bundles are not supposed to change their own state. I'll factor this stuff out. My plan is to expose the ability to update my app in a Service, which is then looked up in my UI. I'll create a separate bundle purely for the updater which registers itself in its Activator upon start. Thanks for your time! Dan
