be used for? If not, is there a document
describing this?
Thanks,
Nikunj
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yes, Simon has taken a similar approach
in Equinox with the JSP support.
http://eclipse.org/equinox/server
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I was looking at the Lazy start proposal
(http://bundles.osgi.org/Design/LazyStart) and had the following thoughts:
- Not user that resource loading should
trigger activation. The general usecase for activation is to ensure
that when a bundle's function is actually used/needed/loaded, the bundle
Mirko wrote on 05/21/2006 11:56:29 PM:
> Let's us an example, we just think of three bundles. Bundle A, B and
> C. A depends on B and B on C, a typical line of dependencies. If we
> assume bundle C contains a resource which is needed by bundle A,
> there are several ways to do that, dependi
In a thread on equinox-dev the following was said.
Peter Kriens wrote on 03/31/2006 03:17:07 AM:
> 2. If you have sloppy exported packages, you probably also have sloppy
> virtual bundles. All bets are off. A package with the
same version,
> and same name MUST contain substitutable content
Meta-comment: The OSGi spec really says very little
about how a system discovers, selects and installs bundles so you are not
going to find "standard" answers. The discussion below
is from the Equinox perspective.
David Kemper wrote on 03/28/2006 06:35:38 PM:
> I would like to leverage the OSGi
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> > > For example, the Spring Core is a scripting language defined
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> > > As most XML based scri
Simon Kaegi wrote on 03/28/2006 09:53:05 AM:
> 1) DynamicImport-Package: * is the most general solution but does
> not support versioning.
In addition, dynamic import adds a dependency where
there may be none. For example, Hibernate does not depend in any
way on the bundles supplying the class
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> Hey, we are using IBM's J9. Currently this is an internal thing
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> we are actively working on getting this on AlphaWorks or
> DeveloperWorks. I will post here when that happens. As
for
jvm do you guys use on the SLUG?
Thanks,
Alex
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> See the slides and movies at
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> This details coding and debugging with Eclipse/Equinox on the Linksys
> NSLU2 network attached storage device. Q
See the slides and movies at
http://www.eclipse.org/equinox/documents/index.php
This details coding and debugging with
Eclipse/Equinox on the Linksys NSLU2 network attached storage device. Questions
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In Equinox we have run up against several
similar issues the primary of which is cases where you just cannot move
or repackage a 3rd party jar. The classic case is JDBC. You
get some product that comes with JDBC.jar and it lays it down on disk.
That product doesn't know anything about OSGi. Th
At the risk of exposing some religion...
There seems to be quite a bit of debate
on where to put API packages relative to their implementation(s). The
current one on hand for us is the javax.servlet API and the HTTP service
implemenation. (see https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=12158
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