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OsmorcProducts: IntelliJ IDEA, Android Studio Vendor: Osmorc Development Team Email: Website: http://osmorc.org SourceCode: Osmorc_1816.zip Description:This plugin adds support for the development of OSGI-based applications to IDEA
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Recent change notes:Version 1.4.2
General usage instructions:First, go to settings -> OSGI -> IDE Settings -> Framework Definitions and add the OSGi framework that you want to work with (Equinox, Felix, etc.).Then add the OSGi facet to any module that should be an OSGi bundle. You can either write your own manifest or let the plugin calculate the manifest for you. To run an OSGi bundle create a new OSGi run configuratio and select the framework that you set up in the first step. Then add the bundles you want to run. The plugin will run all dependencies automatically, so you don't need to manually add them. Finally run the newly created run configuration. If you chose to enable the OSGi console you can then send commands to the OSGi container and start/stop bundles. |
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I don\'t know why it behave like this, really disappoint.
http://youtrack.jetbrains.net/issues/IDEA#newissue=yes
and describe your setup and the issues you encountered. This would help us a lot in both getting your setup to work and overall improvement the plugin and it's user experience. Thank you so much.
I've starting using Osmorc in IDEA. One nice option that came to my mind and that is not implemented in current version of Osmorc is:
when making a run configuration based on OSGi-Bundles and adding bundles from project (actually from modules) Osmorc add bundles from modules' dependencies and installs them in the framework automatically. But it does not start them! Starting dependent bundles would be very nice since it really reduce the set of chosen bundles to run in the run configuration.
Thanks.
PS. Integration with pax scripts would also be very good. And IDEA has such a great Maven integration!
And I think it should have support for Pax Exam (http://paxexam.ops4j.org) as well.
These projects are state-of-the-art in running and testing OSGi projects, and I think we can leverage each other.
-- Niclas Hedhman, http://www.ops4j.org