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Thomas Diesler updated JBOSGI-432:
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Description:
Fragments are bundles that can be attached to one or more host bundles by the Framework.
Attaching is done as part of resolving: the Framework appends the relevant definitions of
the fragment bundles to the host's definitions before the host is resolved. Fragments
are therefore treated as part of the host, including any permitted headers; they must not
have their own class loader though fragments must have their own Protection Domain.
was:
Fragments are bundles that can be attached to one or more host bundles by the Framework.
Attaching is done as part of resolving: the Framework appends
the relevant definitions of the fragment bundles to the host's definitions before the
host is resolved. Fragments are therefore treated as part of the host, including any
permitted headers; they must not have their own class loader though fragments must have
their own Protection Domain.
Currently, fragments are modules with their own ClassLoader
Fragments do not have a seperate ProtectionDomain
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Key: JBOSGI-432
URL:
https://issues.jboss.org/browse/JBOSGI-432
Project: JBoss OSGi
Issue Type: Bug
Security Level: Public(Everyone can see)
Reporter: Thomas Diesler
Assignee: Thomas Diesler
Fix For: JBossOSGi 1.0.0 Beta10
Fragments are bundles that can be attached to one or more host bundles by the Framework.
Attaching is done as part of resolving: the Framework appends the relevant definitions of
the fragment bundles to the host's definitions before the host is resolved. Fragments
are therefore treated as part of the host, including any permitted headers; they must not
have their own class loader though fragments must have their own Protection Domain.
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