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Why does the org.eclipse.core.runtime bundle manifest.mf have no Bundle-ClassPath entry? [message #49333] Fri, 12 August 2005 12:28 Go to next message
ted stockwell is currently offline ted stockwellFriend
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Yet, the bundle exports classes.
I'm confused how it is possible for the bundle to export classes when it has no classpath.

If a bundle has no Bundle-ClassPath entry in it's manifest then am I to assume that the bundle's classpath is essentially "./"?
Re: Why does the org.eclipse.core.runtime bundle manifest.mf have no Bundle-ClassPath entry? [message #49393 is a reply to message #49333] Fri, 12 August 2005 14:43 Go to previous message
ted stockwell is currently offline ted stockwellFriend
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Sorry, nevermind this question. Found the answer in the OSGi specification (boy, you gotta read these things *real* carefully)...

>>
If a Bundle-Classpath header is not declared, the default value of dot ( . ) is
used, which specifies the bundle’s JAR file.
<<


ted stockwell wrote:
> Yet, the bundle exports classes.
> I'm confused how it is possible for the bundle to export classes when it
> has no classpath.
>
> If a bundle has no Bundle-ClassPath entry in it's manifest then am I to
> assume that the bundle's classpath is essentially "./"?
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