Marcel, Questions about the Eclipse implementation are best directed to the Eclipse newsgroup (news://news.eclipse.org/eclipse.platform) rather than here.
Regards, Tim Marcel Offermans <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote on 05-08-2005 10:41:32: > Hello Jeff, > > On Friday 05 August 2005 05:20, Jeff McAffer wrote: > > > Yes, you are looking in the wrong place. Equinox is an incubator for new > > runtime technology for he Eclipse Platform. Two years ago it was the > > place that we started the Eclipse on OSGi work. As of Dec 2003 the OSGi > > work "graduated" and was moved into the main Eclipse project. Phase 2 of > > Equinox then started about a year ago to investigate further OSGi > > modularity changes (e.g., RFC70 and 79) among other things. Sometime late > > last year that code also graduated and was absorbed into the main code > > stream. http://eclipse.org/osgi indicates the forums for OSGi-related > > interaction at eclipse.org. Note that the vast majority of the > > development interaction happens in Bugzilla in the Platform/Runtime > > component. > > > Fact is fact. We have done poorly at highlighting OSGi and facilitating > > community development. This characteristic was noted at the World > > Congress last year yet we still were distracted with all the R4 work etc. > > As mentioned, the 3.2 plan calls for us to rectify the situation. > > We always test our OSGi applications both under OSCAR and Knopflerfish and > since you posted so extensively on the Eclipse OSGi runtime, I decided to try > that too (I did so when 3.0 was under development but could not findany good > documentation back then). Unfortunately, I am having a difficult time finding > documentation again. I've looked at the link you provided, I've tried > searching the whole Eclipse site, I've tried searching the Eclipse 3.1 help > files, but I cannot find any API documentation on the EclipseStarter class > which I need to launch the framework. I want to configure it to start some > bundles from code. > > Please take this as constructive criticism, because I do like to add a third > framework to our testing environment, it's just that I'm having a hard time > setting it up. > > Greetings, Marcel -- Tim Ellison ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) IBM Java technology centre, UK.
