Re: Invalid BundleContext

[jaredmac <jm...@mathworks.com>]

jaredmac wrote:
> 
> Sure! Basically, I'm doing the following:
> 
> (1) Start Felix.
> (2) Scan the classpath for .jar files that appear to be bundles.
> (3) Iterate over the list of bundle names:
>   (3.a) Install the bundle.
>   (3.b) Look for an optionally specified Start Level property. 
>   (3.c) If a start level is specified for that bundle, set it. 
> (4) Iterate over the list of bundles and start each.
> (5) If we found any start levels in (3.c), set Felix to the highest start
> level we found.
> 
> Currently I only have two bundles: my main GUI bundle and felix.scr. The
> GUI bundle uses declarative services. The GUI bundle's start level is set
> to 10, but no one else is using start levels yet.
> 
> Jared
> 

Note to the group that I'm still investigating this one. I'll let you know
what I find. 

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