Bhaskar Maddala wrote:
I frequently (seem to) run into issues that result in Class loading
related exceptions, doing a manual inspection of the manifest headers,
I often come to the conclusion that the class should have been in the
class space of the bundle that is causing the exception, at this
>> Yes, if he has the class. However, I thought his original question on users@
>> said that he wanted to be able to list all class available in a class space.
Yes this is my goal-plated requirement, and what I ultimately would
want to do, but partially reimplementing the OSGi class loader search
Niclas Hedhman wrote:
On Friday 06 June 2008 01:47, Richard S. Hall wrote:
In some
cases, this won't be so easy, because you might have to look into the
contents of embedded JAR files...
Well, if he has the class (which I believe was the initial question), then I
think the process wou
On Fri, Jun 6, 2008 at 6:40 AM, Niclas Hedhman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> On Friday 06 June 2008 01:47, Richard S. Hall wrote:
>> In some
>> cases, this won't be so easy, because you might have to look into the
>> contents of embedded JAR files...
>
> Well, if he has the class (which I believe wa
On Friday 06 June 2008 01:47, Richard S. Hall wrote:
> In some
> cases, this won't be so easy, because you might have to look into the
> contents of embedded JAR files...
Well, if he has the class (which I believe was the initial question), then I
think the process would be much easier.
1) Get t
Bhaskar Maddala wrote:
Got it thank you, all I care about is bundle 15 (for now at least), do
not see why I care about the jar (since we are not using fragments at
this time, using the bundle id should be sufficient).
That will be all for now, until I get stuck again ;)
Ok, well, you should
Got it thank you, all I care about is bundle 15 (for now at least), do
not see why I care about the jar (since we are not using fragments at
this time, using the bundle id should be sufficient).
That will be all for now, until I get stuck again ;)
On Thu, Jun 5, 2008 at 10:31 AM, Richard S. Hall
Bhaskar Maddala wrote:
Richard : I am not entirely certain I understand the distinction
between logical bundle and physical JAR (I get physical JAR but have
no idea what a logical bundle means - noob in subject). As a second
attempt in case I find the information I get from public classes to be
i
Thank you Niclas and Richard for the responses.
Niclas : I think for the initial attempt I think I would like to have
the public classes (Exported/Imported packages), and I can code
something that retrieves this from PackageAdmin, that should solve 80%
of my requirements.
Richard : I am not entir
Niclas Hedhman wrote:
On Thursday 05 June 2008 04:44, Bhaskar Maddala wrote:
Question : Does anyone know of a way to search class spaces for the
location (bundle/jar file) from which a specified class is being
loaded?
If you are talking about Exported/Imported (i.e. public classes) p
On Thursday 05 June 2008 04:44, Bhaskar Maddala wrote:
> Question : Does anyone know of a way to search class spaces for the
> location (bundle/jar file) from which a specified class is being
> loaded?
If you are talking about Exported/Imported (i.e. public classes) packages,
then you should be a
Hello,
Couple of days back I sent the email with the same subject to the
users mailing list, to which Richard Hall did reply, I gather Richard
is also part of this mailing list, so firstly thanks for the reply
Richard.
I summarize the question and Richard's response below [1]
I had a couple
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