I helped Andrew O. with the self hosting setup and what became apparent at
that time was this is *not* a getting started scenario for someone just
willing to step through an installation. This setup is interesting for two
groups of people, the tool smiths willing to understand how provisioning
and
Not sure I understand. If one is writing some system that calls the
provisioning API, they need to selfhost. Such a person may have no
interest in how provisioning works, writing tools for it, ... They simply
want to call the code to have things installed at runtime. An example
would be som
My biggest problem at the time was that I was running eclipse in ways I
had not had to before:
- I usually run Eclipse application (workbench) launches, and using those
OSGI and test launch configs was kind of bizarre.
- If the data is not set up propertly you get those
RepositoryCreation/FileNo
Hi Simon,
I got the supplied code working with the jetty 6.1.5 jars. Comparing it with
the jetty 5 integration, I have some questions before submitting my patches:
- I see that in the current jetty 5 integration you do not directly create
instances of HttpServiceServlet, but uses a internal dele
Following (and, carefully!) the instructions in the "My First Run"
section.
First, it is not clear to me whether the argument
"-Declipse.prov.metadataGenerator.eclipseBase=" should point back to
the same Eclipse install from which I am running or to another Eclipse
install. So I insta
One of the things I really like about the Knopflerfish implementation of
this service (which also uses Jetty) is that they use the whiteboard pattern
to retrieve a published SocketFactory service from the registry. This
allows me to set up the SocketFactory without complicated System properties,
o
Meant to cross-post this...
- Forwarded by Susan M Franklin/Beaverton/IBM on 07/23/2007 11:40 AM
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Susan M Franklin
07/23/2007 11:38 AM
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From: Susan M Franklin/Beaverton/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject:new UI projects re
Hi, Paul!
I think you need to generate metadata first using the Metadata Generator
SDK launch config underneath the OSGi Framework launch configs.
At least that's what I did before trying any other provisioning launches.
Now that you mention it, I had the same question about eclipseBase when I
I think SocketFactory is one of the best candidates in the VM as an OSGi
Service. ;)
I would like to avoid doing anything global but perhaps per Http Service
instance we could allow using a discovered SocketFactory and then adding a
custom Connector to the Server(?)
What are your main use cases f
Hi Gustavo,
> - I see that in the current jetty 5 integration you do not directly
> create instances of HttpServiceServlet, but uses a internal delegate
> that takes care of saving and restoring the current classloader for
> each servlet invocation. Why is this needed?
Jetty sets the context clas
The map file has been updated for the following Bug changes:
+ Bug 95052. [prefs] does not catch up with external property removal
(FIXED)
+ Bug 188091. [WorkbenchLauncher] org.eclipse.swt.SWTError: No more
handles when RCP starts (FIXED)
+ Bug 189153. Improve error message when .SF file has been
I was updating the selfhosting doc and realized that one of the reasons it
is complex is because the selfhosting support is not available in binary
form that people can just add to their dev install. If it were then we
would eliminate the need for Left (or Left would become Middle). The
probl
> Jetty 6 should probably be [2.5, 3.0)
> I'm not 100% sure on the Execution Environment but we should validate
with
> 1.4.
It would be great to validate against Foundation 1.1. If there are any
issues in using that JRE we should work with the Jetty team to remove the
1.4 dependencies. "Embed
I have been able to though I have not tried since coming back from
vacation (today). I did however update the instructions to be (hopefully)
at least marginally better. Take a look at feel free to fix/annotate them
where there are issues.
Jeff
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