Hi Richard, Sorry, I was simply not aware that there was already an "obr update <bundle>" command. I am always using the GUI to use OBR ! However, I have juste made some tests and I did not obtain the results I was expecting (or maybe I did not operate corerctly). I installed a bundle (say, 10) using obr from http://<repository>/mybundle1.jar . Then I put on the repository a new version of the bundle, say, http://<repository>/mybundle2.jar, then I updated the repository.xml to reference this new version. I was hoping somehow that "obr update 10" would update bundle 10 with the new version, which it did not. So I don't really see the difference between "update 10" and "obr update 10". I have also tried "obr update <bundle_name>" without any effect.
Let me point again that I am using Oscar, and the old classical obr, and I am generating repository.xml using some homemade tool, maybe my problem is related to some information missing (or extraneous) in our repository.xml . Thanks for your help Anne > >I don't understand why you would want this as opposed to the current OBR update mechanism. OBR will update >an installed bundle to the latest version of that bundle using the normal OSGi update mechanism. -> richard
