Re: [equinox-dev] How to get a bundle depdency graph

[Pascal Rapicault <Pascal_Rapicault@xxxxxxxxxx>]

For this I would use the StateHelper
class ( org.eclipse.osgi.service.resolver)
It will also help you to see which dependencies
are not satisfied. Note that PDE Build also makes use of this class in
the BuildTimeSite class (see getRegistry).
Note also that when I was referring
to the PDEState class, I was suggesting that you may want to copy it :)

PaScaL
Ps: fait moi confiance, c'est ce dont
tu as besoin.

"Philippe Ombredanne" <pombredanne@xxxxxxxxx>
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Another related question:
How could I obtain the dependency graph of a bundle to be able to report
on it?
Typically I would like to find useless  bundles that are there,
resolvable, but would never be activated because they provide no
servcies, or none uses their services.(criteria TBD)
And once found, whack'em savagely, those pesky space hogs! >:)



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