Hi Kai,
I think that this is a bug. According to XML schema that defines the
component description grammar there is:
So only one occurrence is allowed.
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m.out.println("Startuję pakunek " +
bundle.getSymbolicName());
bundle.start();
} catch (BundleException e) {
log.log(Level.SEVERE, e.getMessage());
}
}
}
}
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It works exactly as you described. So in fact there is a way to put DS (I
mean xmls and Java components implementation) in a fragment but the
Service-Component manifest header must be only in a host bundle.
Thank you a lot Jeremy for your help!
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ot be processes?
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? The
specification should be more specific in this case.
Could you provide me this information?
BTW
I found that in the old DS equinox implementation no action was taken.
However in the ProSyst contribution "unbind()" is invoked on the component
instance.
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o any
official Equinox version.
The patch is available:
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=181858
What is the Equinox's decision?
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the header "Bundle-NativeCode" the "Windows Server 2003"
value my bundles are invisible (they are not even in INSTALLED state).
After adding to "Windows Server 2003" to Bundle-NativeCode everything
works fine.
I found the similar problem that System.getProperty(&qu
