| Thanks: how should I use API's manipulate bundles as in the console? [message #119565] |
Tue, 14 October 2008 14:08  |
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Hi, everybody!
This is Yan, a college student.
I guess I've got a quick question to consult regarding how to use Equinox.
I'll really appreciate your help. Thank you in advance!
I've already read those articles describing how to get started with
Equinox, and all these console operations are so cool and handy.
But what I really wanna know is:
1) Are there a set of API's I can use to manipulate different bundles by
coding, instead of using the console.
I mean like: o.startEquinox(); o.install(vURL); o.start(vID);
2) If so, is there a document or something I can refer to?
3) If not, could someone please tell me where I should get started to
achieve what I want? (To manipulate Equinox by some API's instead of the
console.)
Thank you very much for your help!
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| Re: Thanks: how should I use API's manipulate bundles as in the console? [message #119867 is a reply to message #119565] |
Mon, 20 October 2008 20:44  |
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Originally posted by: eclipseng.arthorne.com
http://www.osgi.org/javadoc/r4v41/
Start with the org.osgi.framework package. Bundle and BundleContext have
methods for installing, starting, stopping bundles, retrieving services,
etc.
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Yan wrote:
> Hi, everybody!
>
> This is Yan, a college student.
> I guess I've got a quick question to consult regarding how to use Equinox.
> I'll really appreciate your help. Thank you in advance!
>
> I've already read those articles describing how to get started with
> Equinox, and all these console operations are so cool and handy.
>
> But what I really wanna know is:
> 1) Are there a set of API's I can use to manipulate different bundles by
> coding, instead of using the console.
> I mean like: o.startEquinox(); o.install(vURL); o.start(vID);
> 2) If so, is there a document or something I can refer to?
> 3) If not, could someone please tell me where I should get started to
> achieve what I want? (To manipulate Equinox by some API's instead of the
> console.)
>
> Thank you very much for your help!
>
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