Looking at the Equinox implementation of the Metatype service (the version
at the head of the trunk in CVS), it appears that the validate() method in
AttributionDefinitionImpl only performs validation on strings. Could
someone confirm if this is indeed the case, and if so, whether there are any
,
There are currently no plans for further work in 3.5 however if you open a
bug and submit a patch I'd definitely look at it.
-Simon
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AM---Looking at the Equinox implementation of the Metatype service]Jan
Stette ---04/08/2009
2008/6/2 BJ Hargrave [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
[EMAIL PROTECTED] 1. The call is not overridden in the
Equinox classloader, so the
default implementation in java.lang.ClassLoader is used. Hence,
only the bundle's own packages, and the system packages are returned.
I don't think imported
problem.
Tom
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AM---I'm running with a fairly recent version of the ProSyst DS.]Jan
Stette ---05/21/2008 08:09:54 AM---I'm running with a fairly recent version
of the ProSyst DS. I don't think this deadlock is the same
Stette ---05/21/2008 07:19:46
AM---I'm seeing some deadlock problems with Equinox lazy bundle s]Jan
Stette ---05/21/2008 07:19:46 AM---I'm seeing some deadlock problems with
Equinox lazy bundle starting, much as described at
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Dear all,
I'd like to ask anyone on this list: is there anyone out there who is using
Declarative Services with Equinox in anger? On my current project, we have
tried to introduce it but have come across some problems.
First of all, we're using the ProSyst implementation. While we realise this
