s from the
app server. To do this you should be able to play around with the
framework's parent classloader. That way the OSGi classes would still be in
the org.eclipse.osgi bundle but they would be ignored in favor of the ones
from the parent loader.
Jeff
Olaf Bergner wrote:
Hello,
I'm currently
Hello,
I'm currently embedding equinox into a JEE app server and would like to make
the OSGi API visible to the enclosing application. Therefore, I need an
org.eclipse.osgi distribution that does not include the org.osgi.framework
classes. Does it exist?
Cheers,
Olaf
specified when embedding an OSGi Framework.
Tom
"Olaf Bergner" ---06/04/2008 02:57:16 PM---Hello, we are investigating the
possibility to use Equinox as some kind of high-end
From:
"Olaf Bergner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Date:
06/04/2008 02:57 PM
Subject:
[eq
Hello,
we are investigating the possibility to use Equinox as some kind of high-end
plugin container for a massive legacy J2EE app. Therefore, we are tasked
with embedding Equinox into our J2EE application server, i.e. BEA WLS 9.2.
Preliminary discussion with our operating team have revealed that
