As far as I can tell, osgi-http had to be installed from UC as
additional component and not as available update since we never shipped
that package in initial distribution and no other package from the
initial distribution has dependency on it.
It is certainly possible to define more stringent update center package
dependencies when it comes to package version and we actually do that
for packages which are part of initial product distribution. I will do
the same for additional packages such as osgi-http.
Thanks,
Snjezana
Sanjeeb Sahoo wrote:
> On Thursday 03 June 2010 06:41 PM, JeffGetzin wrote:
>>
>> Sanjeeb Sahoo wrote:
>>
>>> A bundle is a unit of deployment in OSGi. It is packaged as a jar file.
>>> In GlassFish, there are a couple of ways to deploy it, viz:
>>> a) copy the bundle jar to domain1/autodeploy/bundles/
>>> b) asadmin deploy --type=osgi<jar file>
>>>
>>> Sahoo
>>>
>>>
>> Sahoo,
>>
>> Ah, that makes sense. Could it also be installed by selecting
>> packages
>> from the Update Tool?
> Yep.
>> I believe I had them install all the available updates
>> (seeing as I didn't know which were necessary). Might that have
>> caused this
>> bundle to be installed?
>>
> Hmm. I see. It appears that dependencies are not correctly set in our
> update centre packages, so it allowed you to install a package which
> won't work with v3. Snjezana can comment more about this.
>> Thanks for all your help, buddy. I definitely owe you one!
>>
> No problem.
>> Jeff
>>
>> P.S. Do you happen to know of a good book on the subject which I can
>> use as
>> a crash course on all the necessary things in Glassfish? I have an
>> advanced
>> computer science background, and have actually written a few operating
>> systems in my day. It's not the concepts that are difficult for me,
>> but the
>> specific of this operating system: the specific libraries, plug-ins,
>> config
>> files, and the like. Is there a good book out there somewhere that would
>> give me this kind of necessary education?
>>
>>
> I will let someone else answer this part.
>
>
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