Don't interrupt your weekend on my account, I'll pick this up again next week. (btw - still plan on contributing a provisioning service, if you want it.)
thanks for the quick response, kind regards, John On Fri, 2006-03-03 at 22:11 -0500, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > 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 > > > > > >
