Or what do you think of the following bundle reposiroty setup (ASCII art warning:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] bundles]$ tree . |-- Bar |-- Foo | |-- 0.4 | `-- 0.5 | |-- Foo-0.5.5.jar | |-- Foo-0.5.6.jar | |-- Foo-0.5.7.jar | `-- Foo.jar -> Foo-0.5.7.jar |-- Baz `-- repository.xml Can I configure repository.xml with several entries with the same name "Foo", but pointing at different update locations (0.5/Foo.jar, 0.4/Foo.jar, ...)? Will this work if on machine A the bundle Foo is given a Bundle-UpdateLocation with "0.5/Foo.jar" and machine B with "0.4/Foo.jar"? If I update machine A, should this pick up Foo-0.5.7.jar, and similarly, if I update machine B, should this pick up the latest bundle from the 0.4 directory? Best regards, David On Tue, 2007-04-17 at 17:16 +0200, Richard S. Hall wrote: > David Lindelöf wrote: > > Dear all, > > > > Is it possible for the Bundle Repository to manage several parallel > > branches of the same bundle? > > > > E.g., say I have deployed bundle Foo (1.2.3) on machine A and bundle Foo > > (4.5.6) on machine B. Assume bundle versions are compatible only if > > major and minor versions are the same. > > > > I would like to manage a bundle repository such that when Foo (4.5.7) is > > released, machine B gets updated but not machine A. Is this possible? > > > > This is out of OBR's scope. You need a management agent to handle such > issues. In the simplest scenario, the management agent can be you. On > machine B you can type "obr deploy Foo" and it will update it to the > latest version, but on machine A you don't tell it to do anything... -- -------------------------------------------------- David Lindelöf Product Developer Adhoco AG Technopark Jagerstrasse 2 8406 Winterhur tel +41-52-203.2903 mob +41-79-415.6641 fax +41-52-203.2904 e-mail [EMAIL PROTECTED] url http://www.adhoco.com weblog http://visnet.ch/~lindelof/smartbuildings/ -------------------------------------------------- Honesty is for the most part less profitable than dishonesty. -- Plato
