| Re: [eclipse-dev] manifest - Bundle-NativeCode |
Is Windows 2007 really Windows 7? Could you open a bug against Equinox->Framework to look into adding a new Windows alias for this?
By "not load or run on Linux" I assume you mean the bundle is not resolved? If the Bundle-NativeCode header is specified then the framework must find a clause in the list of native code clauses that match the running environment before allowing the bundle to resolve. By default the Bundle-NativeCode header specifies mandatory native libraries for which one must match before allowing the bundle to resolve. If you want the native clauses to be optional then you must append a '*' to the list of clauses:
Bundle-NativeCode: /lib/x86/ntlmauth.dll;selection-filter="(&(osgi.arch=x86)(osgi.os=win32))",
/lib/x64/ntlmauth.dll;selection-filter="(&(osgi.arch=x86_64)(osgi.os=win32))", *
Tom
"Steele, Dale" ---05/16/2009 06:44:46 AM---I am having a problem with the Bunde-NativeCode on Linux. For Windows I created this Bundle-NativeCode selection (selection-fi
From: | "Steele, Dale" <Dale.Steele@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> |
To: | <eclipse-dev@xxxxxxxxxxx> |
Date: | 05/16/2009 06:44 AM |
Subject: | [eclipse-dev] manifest - Bundle-NativeCode |
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