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Ram,
Yes, that is an old OSGI launch configuration to run the core on its own. I'll see if I can update it and get it going for you. If I get that far, I'll take a look at 2.
Lois, will you please enter a ticket for this at github.com/eclipse/ice? Please assign it to Alex and I.
Jay
Jay Jay Billings
Oak Ridge National Laboratory Twitter Handle: @jayjaybillings From: ice-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx <ice-dev-bounces@xxxxxxxxxxx> on behalf of Ramachandran K. Narayanan <knarayanan@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Tuesday, November 08, 2016 3:18 PM To: ice developer discussions Subject: [ice-dev] Usage of Core OSGI.launch Hello ICE-Dev,
As part of work on launching the Core separately, I have noticed a
Core OSGI.launch file under
org.eclipse.ice.core folder. I was wondering if this was originally meant to launch a Core instance or test it out separately?
1) When I right-click and try to Run As->Core OSGi.launch, it looks like it launches an OSGi container and I get some
FrameworkEvent errors. Can anyone give some advice on how to use this file and/or correct the errors?
I had tried this out with the latest 'next' branch and I have attached a screenshot which shows a part of the console output.
2) I have now used OSGi Declarative Services (DS) to try and run Core as a Remote service. My changes are in https://github.com/knram06/ice/tree/remoteosgi3 . I have also enabled
the auto-generation of OSGi metadata, based on http://www.vogella.com/tutorials/OSGiServices/article.html#declarativeservices_annotations for the relevant
XML files.
Would it be possible for anyone to evaluate the changes? I am still not seeing a listener at port 9278.
Thanks,
Ramachandran
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Ramachandran K. Narayanan
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Software Engineer
RNET Technologies Inc.
240 W.Elmwood Drive, Suite 2010
Dayton, OH 45459-4248
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