

If equinox is the default, it should pull in those jars. I believe eclipse uses the pom somehow to build its classpath.

It then uses the same class loader to load the service instances. The ServiceLoader uses theĬurrent thread's context class loader to discover all available service implementations. One implementation of the same interface. The most obvious one is that of the potential availability of more than The problem you see is a variation of the dumb ServiceLoader problem that I describe here This is how I debug stuff in the remote runtimes and also sometimes in the embedded scenario. Then connect your Eclipse remote debugger to port 8787. But I get the following log error output showing, that the jboss osgi framework is used to load the equinox util and services bundles which results in a execution environment mismatch:ġ5:23:26,554 INFO Using VFSCache ġ5:23:26,600 INFO VFS temp dir: /tmpġ5:23:28,561 INFO null - nullġ5:23:28,581 INFO Service REGISTERED: Serviceįrom the comand line. Hello, i would like to run a functional junit test against the equinox framework within eclipse using the vm argument -Dframework=equinox.
