| Re: [equinox-dev] osgi.bundles property |
Yes, this is correct. If you are using the OSGi Framework API then it is up to your own launcher to populate the framework with the initial set of bundles. We could think about doing something similar to felix which I think does something simple with loading bundles from a bundles/ folder by default. But then again, I would not be surprised if that is only supported by the felix launcher and not directly by the felix implementation of the Framework API.
Tom
Raymond Auge ---07/17/2014 01:42:17 PM---So am I right that equinox doesn't support the 'osgi.bundles' property via the framework API?
From: Raymond Auge <raymond.auge@xxxxxxxxxxx>
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Date: 07/17/2014 01:42 PM
Subject: [equinox-dev] osgi.bundles property
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So am I right that equinox doesn't support the 'osgi.bundles' property via the framework API?
It looks like these are only supported via the EclipseStarter which isn't used when calling the Framework API.
Can I get a confirmation?
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