Not sure I totally understand the question, but if you encoded a URL as:
yourprotocol://bundlesymbolicname-version/path/to/resource
It should be fairly easy to decipher this on different framework
instances. There are some gotchas I suppose if the same resource appears
multiple times in the same bundle, in which case you would need to then
depend on framework-dependent bundle URL details.
-> richard
Kass, Samuel-P58051 wrote:
I'm continuing to investigate our modularity system, and want to run
something by you folks.
Our system does distributed collaboration. For the first version, I'm
assuming that each client has an identical set of bundles. Given that,
if I want to specify a given image, XML file, or class residing in a
bundle on one client that another client should display, how do I do
that? It seems like when Felix is asked to identify a resource it uses
the bundle id, which while stable for a given installation is not
guaranteed across installations or machines. Do I need to specify the
bundle name and version? Is there a programmatic way to have Felix
resolve that information? Is there a standard way to encode that into a
URL-like string?
Am I missing an easier way to accomplish cross-machine in-bundle
resource identifiers?
--Sam
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