To find out why your bundles fail to resolve, add the following to your
Pax Exam configuration
equinox(),
workingDirectory("/tmp/pax"),
keepCaches()
When your test terminates, you will find the bundles provisioned by Pax
Exam and the generated config.ini in the "equinox" and "bundles"
subdirectories of /tmp/pax
Running Equinox manually via
java -jar path/to/org.eclipse.osgi_XXX.jar -configuration <configDir>
-console
(sorry, I don't remember the exact names off the top of my head...)
you can then use
diag <bundle id>
from the Equinox console to find out what dependencies the given bundle
is missing.
Or you can set a breakpoint in your Pax Exam test and connect to the
console of the running Equinox framework via
telnet localhost 6666
I don't know if Pax Exam activates the console by default - if not, then
have a look at the Equinox documentation (Eclipse Help | Eclipse
Runtime Options) to find the system property you need to set.
HTH,
Harald
Am 19.07.2011 20:16, schrieb Rodolfo Barbeiro:
But thebundlesI needto simulatemy environmentdoes notbecome
active.Almost everybody getsthe status"Installed".
Is this normal?
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