| Multiple bundle location [message #120915] |
Sun, 09 November 2008 13:08  |
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Originally posted by: nils.brats.bratsconsulting.dk
Hello forum,
The company I work for has created a farily large Equinox based server app.
The application is comprised of a ~10 bundles from the Equinox run-time
distribution and
~60 bundles that is the core parts of the solution. Upon that there are some
(~5-10) end-user specific
bundles that also needs to installed. Today the structure of these jar files
is flat, but I would
like to separate the Equinox parts into 1 directory, the core parts of our
product into another
directory and finally a third directory with customs add-ons (a dir that
contains bundles that
will be dynamicly auto-started by the system)
Can this be done with some configuration settings (like location in Eclipse)
or do I have to
write custom bundle loaders somehow?
Regards,
Nils
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| Re: Multiple bundle location [message #120925 is a reply to message #120915] |
Sun, 09 November 2008 15:34  |
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Originally posted by: ekkehard.gentz-software.de
Nils,
in my Target Platform I also have different locations, per ex:
-sdk
-equinox
-riena
-easybeans
-springsource
it should be no problem for you to work with different locations in your
target platform
its also a good idea to create a TargetDefinitionFile with these
locations - then you can easy update your target platform from inside
eclipse using Preferences-pde-target platform - load target
ekke
Nils schrieb:
> Hello forum,
>
> The company I work for has created a farily large Equinox based server app.
> The application is comprised of a ~10 bundles from the Equinox run-time
> distribution and
> ~60 bundles that is the core parts of the solution. Upon that there are some
> (~5-10) end-user specific
> bundles that also needs to installed. Today the structure of these jar files
> is flat, but I would
> like to separate the Equinox parts into 1 directory, the core parts of our
> product into another
> directory and finally a third directory with customs add-ons (a dir that
> contains bundles that
> will be dynamicly auto-started by the system)
>
> Can this be done with some configuration settings (like location in Eclipse)
> or do I have to
> write custom bundle loaders somehow?
>
> Regards,
>
> Nils
>
>
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>
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>
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| Re: Multiple bundle location [message #120934 is a reply to message #120925] |
Sun, 09 November 2008 21:08 |
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Originally posted by: nils.brats.bratsconsulting.dk
Hi,
In a way the problem is 2 folded; design and runtime so I do not
understand how to map this the Equinox stand-alone runtime installation?
Perhaps I can specify some Equinox (OSGi) parameter to allow multiple
Equinox "plugin" dirs?
Nils
"ekke" <ekkehard@gentz-software.de> skrev i meddelandet
news:gf6vu8$g1h$1@build.eclipse.org...
> Nils,
>
> in my Target Platform I also have different locations, per ex:
> -sdk
> -equinox
> -riena
> -easybeans
> -springsource
> it should be no problem for you to work with different locations in your
> target platform
> its also a good idea to create a TargetDefinitionFile with these
> locations - then you can easy update your target platform from inside
> eclipse using Preferences-pde-target platform - load target
>
> ekke
>
> Nils schrieb:
>> Hello forum,
>>
>> The company I work for has created a farily large Equinox based server
>> app.
>> The application is comprised of a ~10 bundles from the Equinox run-time
>> distribution and
>> ~60 bundles that is the core parts of the solution. Upon that there are
>> some (~5-10) end-user specific
>> bundles that also needs to installed. Today the structure of these jar
>> files is flat, but I would
>> like to separate the Equinox parts into 1 directory, the core parts of
>> our product into another
>> directory and finally a third directory with customs add-ons (a dir that
>> contains bundles that
>> will be dynamicly auto-started by the system)
>>
>> Can this be done with some configuration settings (like location in
>> Eclipse) or do I have to
>> write custom bundle loaders somehow?
>>
>> Regards,
>>
>> Nils
>>
>>
>>
>>
>>
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