Richard S. Hall wrote:
Short answer, no. At least not in the sense of truly "disabling the
bundle cache", because the mere fact that you want Felix to remember
that there are bundles in the cache to re-get means that it must be
saving something.
I may be missing something fundamental in how Felix works, but the point
is that I *don't* want Felix to remember that there are bundles in the
cache. During development, I don't want a cache at all. I can't tell
you the number of times I've forgotten to delete the cache so I wasn't
running the code I thought I was.
However, you can install a JAR file into the cache by reference using
a URL like "reference:file:/path/to/jar", but this approach is not
perfect if you have embedded JAR files and/or native code.
Can you tell me more about this? Where do I put this URL?
Thanks,
Tim
-> richard
Tim Moloney wrote:
I hope this isn't a silly question but...
Is it possible to disable the bundle cache? In other words, make
Felix always get the bundle from the jar file, not from the cache?
I've found the configuration parameters that allow me to change the
profile directory, and the default profile, but nothing that would
turn off the cache.
Thanks,
Tim
