Hi,
Indeed, apparently Equinox allows you to set a parent classloader,
in this case set to "ext", which means the system classloader will
load any of the packages in .jars in the ext folder of the JVM.
This will probably contain the javafx packages.
In Concierge we don't have such a property, as this is something
Equinox specific (I think) and is not described in the OSGi core
spec. The org.osgi.framework.bootdelegation
property on the other hand is part of the OSGi core spec, and
actually achieves the same result.
Cheers,
Tim
On 12/03/2014 12:34 PM, Ladislav Török wrote:
Thanks all.
Problem resolved!
But I have other question.
Equinox not set none javafx.* packages at starting
framework. And also in bundles for sample 'DukePad' below
not set none javafx.* packages in header Import-Package in
MANFEST:FILE.
Is it possible for Concierge?
I think that related with line
initialProperties.put("osgi.parentClassloader","ext"); What is
it?
Thanks
again to all.
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