[equinox-dev] Equinox projects tagged for the I-Build.

The map file has been updated for the following Bug changes: + Bug 128531. Set startlevel back to previous level when relaunched from console (FIXED) + Bug 215796. Request for including additional packages in org.eclipse.equinox.supplement (FIXED) + Bug 220251. [launcher] The org.eclipse.equinox.l

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

Reading the manifest is unfortunately the only way to identify a bundle. If you were to try to install it, then more trouble would occur :-) If you can not depend on the p2 metadata generator, you can still get inspiration from the BundleDescriptionFactory#getBundleDescription(File) HTH, PaScaL

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

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 fi

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

I have experienced similar issues, both with a shared classes adaptor and a jxe adaptor on j9. In both cases the issue can be worked around by doing different things with the BundleEntry#getBytes() and BundleEntry#getInputStream methods. The getBytes() method is only used by the classloader to g

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

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.getResou

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

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 platf

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

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 contain

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

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. __