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Hi, I have a new build of myeclipse blue 2014 on a new windows 7 32bit vm
I have created mutliple OSGI projects but when ever i attempt to start any of them (even your hello world template) the application starts then i get the “myeclipse integrity check” message and the OSGi framework terminates
Other that your latest updates the only other item is the restlet OSGI plugin from the update site http://p2.restlet.org/2.2/ , this is the stable build and does not suffer these issues on a barebones eclipse.
– Using offline installer (download twice and repaired twice)
– Java all patched
– windows all patchedis there anyway i can tell your security check to stop terminating the framework?
Many thanks
Hi Mark,
Sorry for keeping you wait for so long. I have just tested two scenarios of launching OSGi applications, of which one is working and the other fails with the error presented by you. I think that you have used “OSGi framework” launch configuration as this one is failing for me, however you can easily launch your OSGi bundles in MyEclipse with “Eclipse application” launch configuration.
It seems that MyEclipse proprietary code requires some features, which are not available in pure OSGi framework. If you don’t need to run your bundles installed into MyEclipse platform, you can instead run them on top of standard Eclipse. Just create a new target platform in Preferences/Plug-in Development/Target Platform and point it to any Eclipse installation you want your bundles to run with. With that change you can still develop your code in MyEclipse, but run it inside of Standard Eclipse. Or you can simply use “Eclipse application” launch config instead of “OSGi framework” 🙂
Let me know if that solution works for you, or if you need any further assistance!
No Worries, I had already switched to base eclipse to continue the project similar to one of your suggestions
Only downsides was this was for a new client so:
1) I look a tit for hyping a your IDE as it does not work for this client.
2) They are just going to use base eclipse and not buy your product.<shrug>
