Re: [equinox-dev] Eclipse installer

[Pascal Rapicault <Pascal_Rapicault@xxxxxxxxxx>]

For our OSGi, take a look at org.eclipse.core.runtime.adaptor.EclipseStarter.

The bundles automatically installed
and started are specified by the system property
  osgi.bundles = jarName[@<startLevel>[:start]]
for an example see the configuration/config.ini
shipped with eclipse.

Note that if you want to reuse startup.jar
you can then reuse the config.ini file I was mentionning before.

HTH, 

PaScaL

Enrique Rodriguez <erodriguez@xxxxxxxxxx>
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02/15/2005 08:56 AM

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Hi,

I am looking for help, examples, or a tutorial on shipping an 
installable application with the Eclipse OSGi runtime.  For example,
say 
I have a suite of bundles (a store, a service that uses that store, and
a UI that uses the service) that I would like to package up with the 
Eclipse OSGi runtime and make as friendly as possible to install.

With the Oscar container, for example, I can write a main class in which
I set a bunch of properties (in code or a properties file) that state 
the bundles and startlevels and then instantiate a new Oscar.

{code}
System.setProperty( "oscar.profile.name", profile );
System.setProperty( "oscar.cache.profile", profile );
System.setProperty( "oscar.system.properties", systemProps );
System.setProperty( "oscar.bundle.properties", bundleProps );
System.setProperty( "oscar.strict.osgi","false" );
System.setProperty( "oscar.embedded.execution", "true"
);

Oscar main = new Oscar();
{code}

How can I do this with Eclipse?

-enrique

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