On 4/30/10 6:30, Jackson, Bruce wrote:
Actually, the problem is one of syntax, apparently. When you pass in the
Properties object, the value against the key that was read from the file
attached (i.e. the standard form of these files) it doesn't work.
The list needs to be comma separated with no additional CR LF characters or
the parser doesn't do the right thing.
Clearly there must be some form of pre-parsing going on to handle the
"standard" package lists in Felix.
I don't think so, we just use Properties.load() to load them...the only
processing is for variable substitution.
-> richard
On 29/04/2010 17:30, "Karl Pauls"<karlpa...@gmail.com> wrote:
It should work, can you try to add a
; \
version=\"1.6.0\"
to the end of your package list? i.e.,
org.xml.sax.ext; \
org.xml.sax.helpers; \
version=\"1.6.0\"
regards,
Karl
On Wed, Apr 28, 2010 at 7:41 PM, Jackson, Bruce<bru...@qualcomm.com> wrote:
Hi All
I have Felix embedded into an Android app, and I'm trying to export the
packages from the Android environment (e.g. android, android.app, etc) into
Felix.
I have a couple of questions: first, can I still use the pre-4.2
constructor:
Felix felix = new Felix(Properties props);
...and if I do so passing in a properties file which contains a
semicolon-seperated list of packages as per the attached, should I see this
working properly?
Felix starts ok, but when I try to deploy any bundles to it (for example a
dexified org.apache.log4j) I get a message fro the debugger when I call:
BundleContent bc = felix.getBundleContent();
bc.installBundle(name, inputStream);
04-28 18:31:45.716: ERROR/SkiftaService(6274): Unresolved constraint in
bundle org.apache.log4j [1]: package; (package=javax.xml.parsers)
...which seems to suggest that it can't find the package.
Any ideas?
Thanks
Bruce
