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| Re: [CDO] How to start CDO Server as OSGi bundles (no eclipse product) [message #1620581 is a reply to message #1620550] |
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Hi Anders,
I thought that most of the Equinox bundles would also run in other OSGi containers, but I haven't tried myself. I don't
think that I can provide much help on this topic, although I'm interested to hear about your results...
Cheers
/Eike
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Am 17.02.2015 um 10:10 schrieb Anders Jönsson:
> Hi,
> I wan't to run CDO Server in an OSGi container* without the use of an eclipse application. My problem is that CDO
> Server doesn't start properly when trying this.
>
> I can deploy all the bundles from the org.eclipse.emf.cdo.examples.master** example in the Equinox OSGi container. I
> set all the environment variables just like in the example. I then start Equinox. All dependencies are satisfied. All
> bundles starts and go to the ACTIVE state without any errors. The problem is that CDO Server doesn't start properly.
>
> It seems that CDO Server uses an Equinox framework to invoke doStart() in CDOServerApplication (an implementation of
> org.eclipse.equinox.app.IApplication).
> - So this question might really be about how to make the Equinox framework bundles start starting other things.
>
> ///Anders
>
> * At the moment it seems that the CDO Server is tied to the Equinox OSGi container due to a dependency to
> org.eclipse.core.runtime which, in turn, is tied to Equinox.
>
> ** The example creates an Eclipse Application that runs without a problem.
Cheers
/Eike
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