[news.eclipse.technology.equinox] Re: Article: Developing Eclipse/OSGi c

["Wayne Young" <texas_mustang@xxxxxxxxx>]

The two-way dependency blurb is helpful.
<snip>
... The suggested (Eclipse-specific) mechanism to use here is called "buddy 
classloading". You can make your plug-in's exported packages available to 
plug-ins listed in a special registry. In our case, we added 
Eclipse-BuddyPolicy: registered to the MANIFEST.MF of the 
org.rsp.jar.commons_chain plug-in, and Eclipse-RegisterBuddy: 
org.rsp.jar.commons_chain to the MANIFEST.MF of the org.rsp.framework.struts 
plug-in.
Working out dependencies took me a while, expect the same if you are just 
starting.
</snip>

Wayne


"Wolfgang Gehner" <wgehner@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message 
news:2d1e9e66b6281ac1fbff747fb7c9d030$1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> There is an article on developing Eclipse/OSGi component webapps, with
> sample code, at
> http://www.infonoia.com/en/content.jsp?d=inf.05.09
>