Hi guys,
The link to download the Log bundle is invalid and point to the junit4osgi
bundle.
Could you please check ?
Thanks in advance,
Regards,
Mathieu
2009/5/29 Triquoit Mathieu
> Hi guys,
>
> The link to download the Log bundle is invalid and point to the junit4osgi
> bundle.
> Could you please check ?
>
well spotted, I'm fixing it in the wiki which will then get mirrored to the
main site.
> Thanks in advance,
> Regards,
> Mathieu
>
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Ch
Hi all,
Here is my problem :Every time I tried to run org.apache.felix.main.Main in
eclipse there would be the error [1].
I searched the problem and found it was related to the url .But my bundle
url is [2].So I don't know why is the problem .The felix version is 1.8.
Thanks!
[1]
Welcome to Felix
Hi all,
Here is my problem :Every time I tried to run org.apache.felix.main.Main in
eclipse there would be the error [1].
I searched the problem and found it was related to the url .But my bundle
url is [2].So can you help me on this problem ?The felix version is 1.8.
And I installed felix in ecli
hello all,
i have a little bundle which displays some swing gui.
at first i figured out, that the only suitable way
to install an own look and feel is UIManager.setLookAndFeel("classname").
UIManager.setLookAndFeel(new LF()) will not work due to osgi class
loading mechanism.
so i installed a litt
Can you show us the manifest of your bundle please?
regards,
Karl
On Fri, May 29, 2009 at 12:04 PM, Andreas Mucha wrote:
> hello all,
>
> i have a little bundle which displays some swing gui.
> at first i figured out, that the only suitable way
> to install an own look and feel is UIManager.set
Hi all
Could anyone show me where the code we examine the exporting packages(like
whether the package starts with java.*) locates?
thanks !
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Tian
2009/5/29 galaxy
> Hi all,
> Here is my problem :Every time I tried to run org.apache.felix.main.Main in
> eclipse there would be the error [1].
> I searched the problem and found it was related to the url .But my bundle
> url is [2].So can you help me on this problem ?The felix version is 1.8.
2009/5/29 galaxy
> Hi all
> Could anyone show me where the code we examine the exporting packages(like
> whether the package starts with java.*) locates?
you mean where the Felix framework decides how to wire up imports to
exports?
http://svn.apache.org/repos/asf/felix/trunk/framework/src/mai
Guys,
I want to consume xml data via ConfigAdmin. More specifically I want to read
log4j.xml via ConfigAdmin and supply it to logging service (Pax Logging).
Any good ConfiAdmin implementation that consumes xml? Any advice?
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/Thomas Joseph
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Are you sure the bundles exist at that location? Are you installing into
a clean bundle cache?
Verify that the bundles exist at that location and start with a clean
cache and let me know.
-> richard
On 5/29/09 5:41 AM, galaxy wrote:
Hi all,
Here is my problem :Every time I tried to run or
Thanks!
2009/5/29 Stuart McCulloch
> 2009/5/29 galaxy
>
> > Hi all,
> > Here is my problem :Every time I tried to run org.apache.felix.main.Main
> in
> > eclipse there would be the error [1].
> > I searched the problem and found it was related to the url .But my bundle
> > url is [2].So can yo
BTW, I just committed a patch to improve the error message in this
situation, so in the next Felix release such errors should hopefully be
more obvious.
-> richard
On 5/29/09 7:17 AM, galaxy wrote:
Thanks!
2009/5/29 Stuart McCulloch
2009/5/29 galaxy
Hi all,
Here is my problem
Hi,
Stéphane Jeanjean schrieb:
Hello,
My application uses OBR through the API. I would like to know if there
is a way to know if the bundle installation fails.
Resolver.deploy() method is called after checking resolution as
described in documentation.
If an error occurs, for instance a ne
Hi Felix,
Thnanks for your answer.
> >
> > My application uses OBR through the API. I would like to
> know if there
> > is a way to know if the bundle installation fails.
> >
> > Resolver.deploy() method is called after checking resolution as
> > described in documentation.
> >
> > If an erro
Hi Thomas
It wouldn't be that hard to write an XML parser that translates the
result into a configuration. Alternatively, the Autoconf processor in
Deployment Admin can read OSGi Metatype XML files that contain
configurations, all as part of a deployment package. This latter
option is pro
Hi , I modified the config file as [1] but still got the error message
[2].Seems
it's not about the url and when I run the felix in the command line ,with
the exact same config it was OK.Could any one know what's going on here?
[1]
felix.auto.start.1= \
file:///D:/Java/eclipse/WorkSpace/Felix/bund
Sorry .A small error in the description .The config file when running felix
in command line is the same as below ,without the "///" .But I have already
tried running the felix in eclipse with the config file same as below and it
didn't work.
.
felix.auto.start.1= \
file:D:/Java/felix-1.8.0/fel
Hi,
I usually solve the problem by uncommenting "felix.cache.rootdir" and
pointing it to the root directory for felix, e.g., "D:/java/.". I keep
"felix.auto.start.1" as is and it stops complaining.
cheers,
N.
On Fri, May 29, 2009 at 7:44 PM, galaxy wrote:
> Sorry .A small error in the desc
Hi,
Stéphane Jeanjean schrieb:
Hi Felix,
Thnanks for your answer.
My application uses OBR through the API. I would like to
know if there
is a way to know if the bundle installation fails.
Resolver.deploy() method is called after checking resolution as
described in documentation.
If an err
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