Good stuff Andrew! Will it be possible to actually load the classes in Groovy? I'd like to have indexes and policies for annotations on the class...
Cheers,
Ross Mason
CTO, Co-Founder
MuleSource Inc.
On 6 Mar 2008, at 19:45, Andrew Perepelytsya wrote:
Guys,
Would love to hear on the following subject. Attached is the formatted atom entry for the indexed OSGi bundle (it's the Mule Core OSGi version from the 2.1 branch). There are 2 ways indexed properties are presented currently:
- Simple string property with a delimiter, see e.g. jar.manifest.Export-Package
- A custom-parsed value, when a list/array is saved, e.g. jar.manifest.entries
Naturally, the latter fits better for the programmatic web and JCR happily saves lists without any issues. Allows to run XPath on atom responses too. However, the 1st is the way it is presented in an OSGi manifest (standard way). Do we want to process it and make it more machine-friendly? The UI displays both merely identically, the only difference is OSGi headers have no extra space after the delimiter.
BTW, a search like
select artifact where jar.manifest.entires in ('org.mule.container.MuleContainerContext')
already works great :)
Andrew
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