Okay, I see the bug I introduced. I did get input streams working for updates, but I didn't follow through for installs. I need to modify DefaultBundleCache.create() to take an input stream (the prior version did) and then pass this into the created DefaultBundleArchive...this will fix the issue.
I will probably not be able to commit these changes until Sunday, since I don't have full connectivity right now. Sorry for the inconvenience, but thanks for the feedback. -> richard -----Original Message----- From: "John E. Conlon" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subj: Problems installing bundles from InputStreams Date: Fri 3. Mar 2006 8:32 pm Size: 666 bytes To: [email protected] Have been experimenting with Provisioning Service and felix. Recently I have encountered problems installing bundles from Provisioning Zip file entries. (I did a svn update a couple of days ago of felix and then started having problems.) Previously versions(?) of felix's BundleContext.installBundle(String location, InputStream is) actually loaded my bundles from the inputStreams I passed in. After looking at the code it now appears felix does very little with the InputStream objects except to close them and works exclusively with the location Strings. Is this functionality of the framework in flux? thanks for any ideas, kind regards, John Conlon
