Hello. I discovered your plugin for scripting in the eclipse-osgi framework very interesting and I would be really apreciated if you could give me some hints. I have decided to use osgi for the module system of my application which will deliver the jython scripting engine. I will also use Swing and not SWT because there are already some very nice jython-shells out there in Swing.
I am new to the osgi thing and the extension mechanism that it provides. I have seen the rhino engine you provide a little bit but I don't get the clue so much.
What I want is to have the classpath of the jython-bundle to be extended dynamically, depending on the other plugins that exist inside the application. I suppose you have solved this problem.
I would appreciate some help or some hints, taking in consideration that I don't want to contribute to some swt-plugin-editor (as you do), but only in the engine.
Thanks a lot,
Kostas
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Hello. I discovered your plugin for scripting in the eclipse-osgi framework very interesting and I would be really apreciated if you could give me some hints. I have decided to use osgi for the module system of my application which will deliver the jython scripting engine. I will also use Swing and not SWT because there are already some very nice jython-shells out there in Swing.
I am new to the osgi thing and the extension mechanism that it provides. I have seen the rhino engine you provide a little bit but I don't get the clue so much.
What I want is to have the classpath of the jython-bundle to be extended dynamically, depending on the other plugins that exist inside the application. I suppose you have solved this problem.
I would appreciate some help or some hints, taking in consideration that I don't want to contribute to some swt-plugin-editor (as you do), but only in the engine.
Thanks a lot,
Kostas