[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,Richard. Thank you for the information. Can you specify how to use
the getEntry method? Thank you very much again
It is described in the OSGi R4 spec...just search for "getEntry"...
-> richard
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-----Original Message-----
From: Richard S. Hall [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 18 December 2006 19:52
To: felix-dev@incubator.apache.org
Subject: Re: How to read a folder from the bundle
I am not sure I totally understand your situation, but assume that we
have a bundle with the following content from the root of its JAR file:
org/
foo/
resource/
file1.xml
file2.xml
file3.xml
Now further assume that our bundle has the following bundle class path:
Bundle-ClassPath: .
You should be able to access any of these resources using
class.getResourceAsStream("org/foo/resource/file1.xml") and so on. The
important point here is that these resources are accessible on the
bundle's internal class path.
On the other hand, if you have some arbitrary folder inside of your
bundle that is not on your bundle's internal class path, then you will
have to use the bundle entry-related methods, e.g., Bundle.getEntry(),
to gain access to them.
-> richard
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, guys, I want to read a group of file from a folder inside the osgi
bundle. The reading of the files is done automatically by the API, and
only one of the file can be create as the entry point. Suppose that I
create a file : File xx = new File("ddd.xxx"); I try to read it as
stream where I use class.getResourceAsStream() method to read the
entry file. However for the other file inside the folder it can not be
done.
If I don't read the files using OSGi I can do it properly. But once I
use Osgi tech, I can deploy the bundle. Does anybody knows how to
register the folder so that I can read the whold folder freely Just
like in the HTTPContext where it provide the registerResource method
for the image reading in the servlet.
Thank you very much
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