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[virgo-dev] Virgo fails to start if BundleException is thrown on startup
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Hi,
During framework start the call stack seems to be:
Thread [main] (Suspended)
FrameworkBuilder.installAndStartBundles(BundleContext) line: 162
FrameworkBuilder.start() line: 155
Launcher.main(String[]) line: 53
In FrameworkBuilder.installAndStartBundles() method all the bundles described in the org.eclipse.virgo.kernel.launch.properties are installed and then started. If some of the bundles fails to start a BundleException is caught and then rethrown.
The problem is that this exception is not processed and the current thread is killed. From this point on the Virgo server is in inconsistent state - the kernel region is partially started and there is no user region initialized. The server seems started but is unusable. An example would be a fragment bundle included in the launch.properties file.
Since I did not find similar issue I created a bug:
https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=322132
It seems that the issue can be fixed relatively easy. The question however is what should be the behavior of Virgo in this case:
* not all bundles bring core functionality and are mandatory for the work of the kernel region - the exception should be just logged and the starting of the other bundles should continue
* every bundle is needed - launcher should process the exception and exit the java process with some explanation
Regards,
Hristo Iliev