It sounds like what you want is some way to install "applications". OBR
was not intended to support applications...I figured this would be a
layer above OBR.
I think that some people have experimented with approaches for deploying
sets of bundles, perhaps they can respond.
As a simple soluti
james yong wrote:
Thanks for the reply.
I read somewhere that fragment will be implemented in version 1.2 of felix.
Is there a planned release date for it?
At this point, no, but that is still the goal.
-> richard
Regards,
James
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Arnaud Floesser wrote:
Actually my loader works fine. The problem comes from my bundle jar that is
not correcly created...
I thought that might be the case. :-)
Just a word of warning, the approach for embedding will change in the
1.0.2 release of Felix, so you might have to make some chan
Hi folks,
FYI, I've just deployed a new bundleplugin snapshot that updates
bndlib to 0.0.227, which disables the spring XML parser by default.
This is hopefully the last snapshot before we cut a release for 1.2.0
so let me know if you find any issues using it :)
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Cheers, Stuart
Thanks for the reply.
I read somewhere that fragment will be implemented in version 1.2 of felix.
Is there a planned release date for it?
Regards,
James
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Hello,
I am new to Felix. My goal is to use embed it into an application so that I
can dynamically add new plugins to the host application.
For the moment I am trying to figure out how Felix works. Therefore I
created an application that creates an embeded version of Felix and then I
try to dyna
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