The map file has been updated for the following Bug changes:
+ Bug 243270. Add support for specifying Unicode locale extensions
(ASSIGNED)
+ Bug 251013. Implement recent changes to RFC 132 (FIXED)
+ Bug 259978. 3 API errors in org.eclipse.osgi (FIXED)
+ Bug 260502. AdapterManager.computeClassOrder
You could use the org.osgi.service.application.ApplicationDescriptor
service. Each eclipse application gets a ApplicationDescriptor service
registered for it. The ApplicationDescriptor.launch method can then be
used to launch a test application. The reason this approach is not used is
because t
I tried to reproduce but I could not. Can you open a bug and provide a
framework extension and steps to reproduce?
Thanks
Tom
From: David Lübbren - PRION Group
Hi guys,
I was looking at ways of starting an application (programmatically) for
testing purposes.
In p2 I noticed the following pattern:
private void runDirectorApp(String message, final String[] args) throws
Exception {
Application application = new Application();
application.start(new
Am Mo 19.01.2009 17:21 schrieb Thomas Watson :
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>The property osgi.signedcontent.trust.engine is used to limit the trust
>engine services that the SignedBundleFile will use to determine if a
>signer
>is trusted. When you set that property to CECKeyStoreTrustEngine then
>only
>your trust engine wi
The property osgi.signedcontent.trust.engine is used to limit the trust
engine services that the SignedBundleFile will use to determine if a signer
is trusted. When you set that property to CECKeyStoreTrustEngine then only
your trust engine will be used to establish trust. Do you know if your
t
Hello,
I am trying to use the signed content functionality in equinox to verify
all bundles at load time.
After patching Eclipse 3.4 org.eclipse.osgi system bundle to include the
patch (https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=252098)
I am able to this out of the box using the following proper
