On Wed, Sep 9, 2009 at 10:33 PM, Karl Pauls <[email protected]> wrote: > Well, one thing that would help is if you could test the fixes soon > and let us know whether that resolves your problem.
All fixes are working, so all my builds are now green. Thanks for the quick help! > framework is being shutdown. Additionally, you have more then one > framework inside the JVM. While this may technically be true, it is because the Java 1.6 server VM has a bug where it won't properly let go of Felix, so the instances start adding up. Apparently this bug has been around since 2004. > Together (bundle:// url from string on the outside plus several > frameworks going up and down) you have what I would call the second > most complicated use case I have for the URLHandlers (the worst would > be if this is happening inside websphere :-). So not too many people > test for this. Well, our apps have to run in Websphere, so we have builds for that too...do I win yet? :) WebSphere was interesting as they have their own older OSGi container that gets leaked up to the application...many hours wasted working around that one. > Which reminds me, is there an easy way I can run your tests with trunk > myself? That way I could make sure I do this next time before I do a > release. Sure, download the plugin framework at http://studio.atlassian.com/svn/PLUG/trunk and change the parent pom's dependency management section to whatever version of Felix you'd like. Now that the invoking API has stabilized, it should be a drop in. Thanks again, Don
