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Package Samples:
• org.eclipse.osgi.service.resolver
• org.eclipse.osgi.service.systembundle
• org.eclipse.osgi.service.debug
• org.eclipse.osgi.service.urlconversion
• org.eclipse.osgi.service.runnable
• org.eclipse.osgi.service.pluginconversion
• org.eclipse.osgi.service.localization
• org.eclipse.osgi.service.environment
• org.eclipse.osgi.service.datalocation
Classes:
• Version: Version identifier for a plug-in. In its string representation, it consists of up to 4 tokens separated by a decimal point. The first 3 tokens are positive integer numbers, the last token is an uninterpreted string (no whitespace characters allowed). For example, the following are valid version identifiers (as strings): 0.0.0 1.0.127564 3.7.2.build-127J 1.9 (interpreted as 1.9.0 ) 3 (interpreted as 3.0.0 ) The version identifier can be decomposed into a major, minor, micro level component and qualifier components. A difference in the major component is interpreted as an incompatible version change. ...
• FileManager: File managers provide a facility for tracking the state of files being used and updated by several systems at the same time. The typical usecase is in shared configuration data areas. The general principle is to maintain a table which maps user-level file name onto actual disk file. The filename is actually never used, and the file is always stored under the given filename suffixed by an integer. If a file needs to be modified, it is written into a new file whose name suffix is incremented. Once the instance has been created, open() must be called before performing any other operation. On open ...
• PlatformAdmin: Framework service which allows bundle programmers to inspect the bundles and packages known to the Framework. The PlatformAdmin service also allows bundles with sufficient privileges to update the state of the framework by committing a new configuration of bundles and packages. If present, there will only be a single instance of this service registered with the Framework.
• EntryLocator: The System Bundle uses an EntryLocator service to find resource URLs to NLS properties files. The System Bundle does not have the ablity to host fragment bundles. The EntryLocator service allows a bundle installed in the Framework to provide NLS properties files to the System Bundle.
• ParameterizedRunnable: Like a java.lang.Runnable, an object which captures a block of code which can be passed around and executed. Unlike standard runnables, paramaterized runnables allow an arbitrary Object to be passed in when the block is evaluated.
• EnvironmentInfo: A Framework service which gives access to the command line used to start this running framework as well as information about the environment such as the current operating system, machine architecture, locale and windowing system.
• StateHelper: A helper class that provides convenience methods for manipulating state objects. PlatformAdmin provides an access point for a state helper. Clients should not implement this interface.
• State: The state of a system as reported by a resolver. This includes all bundles presented to the resolver relative to this state (i.e., both resolved and unresolved).
• Location: A Location represents a URL which may have a default value, may be read only, may or may not have a current value and may be cascaded on to a parent location.
• VersionConstraint: VersionConstraints represent the relationship between two bundles (in the case of bundle requires) or a bundle and a package (in the case of import/export).
• URLConverter: The interface of the service that allows bundleresource or bundleentry URLs to be converted to native file URLs on the local file system.
• PackageSpecification: A representation of one package import constraint as seen in a bundle manifest and managed by a state and resolver.
• BundleSpecification: A representation of one bundle import constraint as seen in a bundle manifest and managed by a state and resolver.
• HostSpecification: A representation of one host bundle constraint as seen in a bundle manifest and managed by a state and resolver.
• BundleLocalization: The interface of the service that gets ResourceBundle objects from a given bundle with a given locale.
• BundleDelta: BundleDeltas represent the changes related to an individual bundle between two states.
• PluginConverter: The interface of the service that allows to convert plugin.xml into manifest.mf
• PluginConversionException: Custom exception for errors that can happen during plugin conversion.
• BundleDescription: This class represents a specific version of a bundle in the system.
• StateObjectFactory: A factory for states and their component objects.
• DebugOptions
• Constants
• StateDelta
• StateChangeListener
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