[equinox-dev] Implementation for Foreign App Admin.?

2008-03-03 Thread Srijith Kochunni

Hi All,

  Is there an equinox implementation for Foreign Application Admin 
Service as defined in the OSGi specification.
  I went through the eclipse OSGi downloads section, but could not find 
anything related.
  
Thanks,
Srijith.


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Re: [equinox-dev] Implementation for Foreign App Admin.?

2008-03-03 Thread Thomas Watson

The Equinox application container, which is implemented in the
org.eclipse.equinox.app bundle, is a container for running Eclipse
applications which are defined by the org.eclipse.core.runtime.applications
extension point.  This application container is not considered a Foreign
application container because Eclipse applications are defined in real OSGi
bundles and integrate fully into the OSGi environment (e.g. they can have a
BundleActivator, export packages, use services etc.).  Currently we do not
have any examples of a Foreign application container in Equinox.

Tom




   
  From:   Srijith Kochunni [EMAIL PROTECTED] 
   
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  Date:   03/03/2008 02:46 AM  
   
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Hi All,

  Is there an equinox implementation for Foreign Application Admin
Service as defined in the OSGi specification.
  I went through the eclipse OSGi downloads section, but could not
find anything related.

Thanks,
Srijith.


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[equinox-dev] [prov] Changed repository version numbers

2008-03-03 Thread John Arthorne
We made a number of breaking changes to p2 metadata and artifact 
repository formats last week in preparation for integration with the 
platform.  Attempting to use old repositories sometimes appears to work 
but can fail in strange ways. To avoid these subtle problems as we migrate 
into the platform, I have just released a fix to HEAD that increments the 
repository version numbers. When you get tomorrow's build, you will no 
longer be able to load the old repositories. If you are running with p2 
from HEAD today, you will need to rebuild your own repositories. From this 
point on, we will strive to maintain compatibility of the repository file 
formats. For details see: 

https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=221178.

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[equinox-dev] j9 class sharing and CL.getResource

2008-03-03 Thread Martin Lippert

Hi!

I have a question regarding J9 class sharing and the adaptor hooks: I 
have an adaptor hook that uses specialized bundle file objects to 
delegate to the j9 class sharing. This implementation is done for all 
path parameters that end with .class.


Now a library that I use calls CL.getResource for a class file to get 
the bytecode of that class. In the case of j9 class sharing this call 
returns just some identifier used by j9 class sharing instead of the 
real bytecode.


Did you observe similar problems with j9 class sharing? Do you have any 
idea how to solve this?


Thanks for your help!!!

Best regards,
-Martin

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[equinox-dev] programmatically recognizing that a file is a bundle?

2008-03-03 Thread Susan Franklin McCourt

I have a user workflow where I want to treat a jar file that is a bundle
differently than I treat a jar file that is just some archive of stuff.
Is there a definitive way that I should programmatically examine a jar file
and decide this is a bundle.

I thought this would be relatively easy to find, but it wasn't obvious to
me. If  there's code to steal, can someone point me to it?

Simon suggested I might crack it open and look in the manifest header for
the Bundle-SymbolicName.
I was hoping there was something more definitive, like, try to create a
bundle from a file and it will throw some exception if it's not a bundle.
;-)

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