Its currently not directly supported (if normal "urls" do not work).
What you can try is using the "url()" option and passing a equinox string into
it,
so like you say:
url("bundle:/path/to/workspace/project/bin")
but i'm pretty sure something in Exam will check this and probably not
"understand".
If equinox has this feature, it should be pretty simple to implement as its
just about leaving the url identifier untouched as much as possible and pass it
over to the osgi framework.
I hope to have a look at it and either directly do it or at least give pointers.
What would help definitely is a specific example that is known to work with
equinox.
Thanks for suggesting this one!
Toni
On Jul 26, 2011, at 9:22 PM, Harald Wellmann wrote:
> Does Pax Exam support exploded bundles, i.e. unpacked JARs?
>
> Use case: I would like to run Pax Exam tests directly from my Eclipse
> workspace, working on workspace bundles/projects.
>
> AFAIK, Equinox supports URLs like bundle:/path/to/workspace/project/bin (I'm
> not sure about the exact syntax) for provisioning exploded bundles, so I
> think it should be sufficient for Pax Exam and/or Pax Runner to wrap these
> URLs in suitable options and forward them to Equinox.
>
> If this is not currently supported, I wouldn't mind trying to implement this
> feature, if someone could give me some pointers where to start...
>
> Best regards,
> Harald
>
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