OK, so if I understand correctly I could start felix framework inside my applet calling Felix.start() method and as one parameter I will pass a list of references to the BundleActivator implementations?
> Zdeněk Louženský wrote: >> Thank you, >> but I still don't know how to use felix in the applet. Could be the >> felix framework part of the applet or should I run felix on server? >> >> Is there any tutorial how to use it? >> > You can create a Felix instance inside of your applet. Since you have > not described what you are trying to achieve, it is difficult to > determine if this makes sense. > Felix is just like any other class, you can just create an instance of > it inside of your code...the link below shows you some of the steps > necessary for doing so. > I will shortly be working on completing the document referenced below to > go into more details, but until then you can just ask on the mailing > list. The biggest "trick" is that the Felix.start() method takes a list > of bundle activator instances that you can use to allow your host > application to gain access to the system bundle's bundle context (these > passed in activators will get started/stopped when the system bundle is > started/stopped). ->> richard >> Zdenek >> >> >>> Zdeněk Louženský wrote: >>> >>>> please could somebody help me? Is it possible to start and use felix >>>> osgi framework in java applet? >>>> >> >> >>> I would think that this should only be complicated by the security >>> policy you are running under. Assuming that the applet has all >>> permissions, then it should be pretty straight forward. You just need to >>> create an instance of Felix. There is some unfinished documentation on >>> how to launch and embed Felix here: >>> >> >> >>> http://cwiki.apache.org/FELIX/launching-and-embedding-felix.html >>> >> >> >>> This should give you some idea of how to create a Felix instance. >>> >> >> ->> richard >> >>
