Re: Pax Runner Issue with Java11

[Jean-Baptiste Onofré]

Hi Rome,

For Pax Runner you are right (I don't have the issue in Pax Exam as we
are using Karaf).

I will create the Jira and fix that.

Regards
JB

On 01/11/2019 19:39, Rome Agapkin wrote:
> i have just checked the source code of the pax-runner-platform project
> and see that there is no execution environment in
>
> /pax-runner-platform/src/main/resources/META-INF/platform/ee
>
> for neither one above java 8, so i'm wondering, what would be
> necessary to create one, beside removing outdated packages like
> javax.xml. and others...?
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Re: Pax Runner Issue with Java11

[Rome Agapkin]

i have just checked the source code of the pax-runner-platform project and 
see that there is no execution environment in 

/pax-runner-platform/src/main/resources/META-INF/platform/ee

for neither one above java 8, so i'm wondering, what would be necessary to 
create one, beside removing outdated packages like javax.xml. and others...?

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Re: Pax Runner

['Achim Nierbeck' via OPS4J]

And if you are looking for something that is more like a minimal runtime to
run your OSGi -  Services.
I would suggest to switch over to the Apache Karaf project. Most likely the
minimal version is what you're looking for.
It's flexible, you can decide which framework to use, it's stable and it
includes already everything to expand it and use it.
For example, the logging is already handled by included Pax Logging.

For me, this would be my starting point to get OSGi running smoothly.
Without wanting to take a look at how to run a framework.

just my 2 cents, Achim

Am Di., 7. Mai 2019 um 11:35 Uhr schrieb Niclas Hedhman :

>
> I can chime in;
>
> I started Pax Runner because back in the day, because it was really hard
> to write a bundle that worked on all available frameworks, and it was even
> harder to automate it. Alin Dreghiciu took over at some point and made Pax
> Runner into what it still is. That was in 2007 or so...
>
> When Alin, I and Toni Menzel were on a project together, Toni and Alin
> proceeded to create/expand Pax Exam, a testing framework that leveraged Pax
> Runner to run your tests against all of the frameworks. In parallel a
> "native" test launcher was made in Pax Exam and at some point the Pax
> Runner launcher was dropped, and Pax Runner basically ended up being
> unmaintained from then on, mostly because it wasn't too hard to do the same
> thing with Pax Exam. I even used Pax Exam in 2011 as launcher on a project
> where we couldn't decide which framework to use.
>
> So, most things that Pax Runner can do, can be done in Pax Exam (at least
> ver 2.x). But there is nothing stopping you from reviving it and take over
> maintenance. If one prefers config files over code, then that could make
> sense.
>
>
> HTH
> Niclas
>
> On Fri, May 3, 2019 at 11:56 PM 
> wrote:
>
>> is there any way to find out who was maintaing that pax runner and to see
>> why the project was discontinued.
>>
>> it was able to let eclipse know how to trigger an osgi run configuration
>> with a different framework than equinox. i want that :D
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Re: Pax Runner

[Niclas Hedhman]

I can chime in;

I started Pax Runner because back in the day, because it was really hard to
write a bundle that worked on all available frameworks, and it was even
harder to automate it. Alin Dreghiciu took over at some point and made Pax
Runner into what it still is. That was in 2007 or so...

When Alin, I and Toni Menzel were on a project together, Toni and Alin
proceeded to create/expand Pax Exam, a testing framework that leveraged Pax
Runner to run your tests against all of the frameworks. In parallel a
"native" test launcher was made in Pax Exam and at some point the Pax
Runner launcher was dropped, and Pax Runner basically ended up being
unmaintained from then on, mostly because it wasn't too hard to do the same
thing with Pax Exam. I even used Pax Exam in 2011 as launcher on a project
where we couldn't decide which framework to use.

So, most things that Pax Runner can do, can be done in Pax Exam (at least
ver 2.x). But there is nothing stopping you from reviving it and take over
maintenance. If one prefers config files over code, then that could make
sense.


HTH
Niclas

On Fri, May 3, 2019 at 11:56 PM  wrote:

> is there any way to find out who was maintaing that pax runner and to see
> why the project was discontinued.
>
> it was able to let eclipse know how to trigger an osgi run configuration
> with a different framework than equinox. i want that :D
>
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Re: Pax Runner

['Christoph Läubrich' via OPS4J]

Can you elaborate a little bit more what you want to archive? Starting 
an OSGi-Framework is nothing special and does not require pax-runner in 
any way, pax runner was used to configure the launch, but that is very 
specific, for example configuring the launch would be more a task of 
eclipse IDE than pax runner.


Am 03.05.19 um 17:56 schrieb alexandru.repede.stad...@gmail.com:
is there any way to find out who was maintaing that pax runner and to 
see why the project was discontinued.


it was able to let eclipse know how to trigger an osgi run configuration 
with a different framework than equinox. i want that :D


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