Sure, please raise a JIRA and i'll try to reprodyce and fix if needed. On Sat, Oct 17, 2009 at 09:04, Pierre De Rop <[email protected]> wrote: > Hello Guillaume, > > I did some testing on the latest fileinstall, from the trunk. > Specifically, I tested the resolved issue from FELIX-1578 and the problem > has disappeared. > > However, I noticed another (different) problem when performing the test (not > sure if I must create another jira issue, or not ?). > Here is what I did when testing: > > 1) clean the fwk bundle-cache (the fwk is not running) > 2) copy a test bundle in the fileinstall's deploy directory > 3) touch -t 01010000 deploy/test.jar (so, the lastModified date of > test.jar is Jan, 1st 2009) > 4) I start the fwk -> test.jar is installed > 5) I stop the fwk > 6) I recompile the test.jar bundle (I just manage to ensure that test.jar > has now a different checksum), and I modify the timestamp with "touch -t > 02010000 deploy/test.jar" (the timestamp is now Feb 1st, 2009) > 7) I restart the fwk (without cleaning the cache) > 7.1) the test.jar bundle is properly *updated* and started (the patch > FELIX-1578 works fine) > 7.2) *however, after a few milliseconds, test.jar is stopped and then > restarted.* > > Don't you think that fileinstall uselessly restarts test.jar during the step > 7.2 ? > > /pierre > > Guillaume Nodet wrote: >> >> I've fixed a lots of jira issues this week on fileinstall, so I'd >> welcome a bit more testing before preparing a release next week or >> so... >> >> > > > -- > This message has been scanned for viruses and > dangerous content by MailScanner, and is > believed to be clean. > >
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