Re: Java webstart - loading bundles

We've also done a similar approach to that which Richard describes. Our web-start just brings down a very thin "launcher" JAR - this goes back to the URL to pull down the felix.propeties, and via "variable substitution" the bundle JARs get pulled down automatically e.g. felix.auto.install.1="

Re: declarative services and configuration admin

did you have a look at iPOJO already? http://felix.apache.org/site/apache-felix-ipojo.html and http://felix.apache.org/site/presentations.data/ipojo-berlin-20080611.pdf regards, Karl On Thu, Jul 17, 2008 at 5:53 PM, Craig Phillips <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Hi, > > After several days if fig

Re: declarative services and configuration admin

Craig, The best person to answer your questions about this topic is Felix Meschberger, but I am fairly certain he is on vacation right now. Perhaps you can wait until he is back in circulation...or hopefully someone else can step up in his absence. -> richard Craig Phillips wrote: Hi, Aft

Re: Services for OSGi environments

From my point of view, bundles that are generic from any specific technology are good candidates for a Felix subproject or provide some functionality that is clearly outside of any other existing project. As an example, you can imagine some form of a remoting service that can make OSGi service

Re: Java webstart - loading bundles

Just a guess... I assume you have packaged everything into a single JAR file that Web Start downloads, including embedded bundle JARs. Could you simply do a getResource() specifying the path to the embedded bundle JAR and use the returned URL to install the bundle? -> richard Sebastian Heib

RE: declarative services and configuration admin

Hi, After several days if fighting through this stuff, I can safely say that attempting to work with configuration a la declarative services is nothing short of a nightmare... I did get through the compendium spec, specifically the declarative services section, paying note to the various verbiage

Services for OSGi environments

Hi all. I am looking for OSGi bundles implementing services such as DNS, HTTP, NTP, SMTP and SNMP servers. I found some projects working on implementations of these servers in Java. But it seems that they usually don't provide a release of the service component as an OSGi bundle (publishing servi

Java webstart - loading bundles

Hi, I have a felix application (sip-communicator) that gets started with webstart. In the felix.client.run.properties file I refer to the bundles that should be loaded at startup. Does anybody know a possibility, how I can refer to the jars (my bundles) that webstart has downloaded? I tried the f

declarative services and configuration admin

Hi, good morning, Maybe someone out there knows or has an idea of how configuration is supposed to work within the context of declarative services and could give me a one paragraph blurb and point me in the right direction... I attempted to set up my bundle to provide the ManagedService and an im

[jira] Resolved: (FELIX-637) Composite service implementation does not support long argument

[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FELIX-637?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:all-tabpanel ] Clement Escoffier resolved FELIX-637. - Resolution: Fixed Fixed in the revision 677545 Improves stack size computation and argumen

[jira] Created: (FELIX-637) Composite service implementation does not support long argument

Composite service implementation does not support long argument --- Key: FELIX-637 URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FELIX-637 Project: Felix Issue Type: Bug Comp