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Related Labels: url, runner, war, web, pax, pax-runner-module, pax-runner, extender, pax-web-extender, osgi, protocol, ivy, bnd, wrap, obr, handler, provision, pax-web-extender-module

Pax URL - classpath classpath: protocol handler. Provides access to classpath resources from your bundle or other bundles installed. Pax URL Classpath is an OSGi URL handler provides access to resources from thread classpath or all installed bundles or a specific ... Other labels: pax, url, handler, runner, pax-runner-module

Pax URL - ivy ivy: protocol handler. Provides access to Ivy artifacts. (not implemented yet) Pax URL Ivy is an OSGi URL handler that provides access to Ivy artifacts. This url handler is not implemented. This means that the bellow mentioned usage instructions are not valid. Examples ... Other labels: pax, url, handler, runner, pax-runner-module, ivy

Pax URL - mvn mvn: protocol handler. Provide access to maven repository artifacts based on the well known groupId, artifactId, version and type Maven protocol enables you access to maven repository artifacts based on well known by now groupId, artifactId, version ... Other labels: osgi, runner, handler, pax-runner, pax, protocol

PAX URL - obr obr: protocol handler. Make use of OBR bundle repository. Pax URL OBR is an OSGi URL handler that uses OBR (bundle repository) bundles based on bundle symbolic name and (optional) bundle version. The url handler is available ... Other labels: pax-runner-module, pax-runner, pax, provision, obr, handler

Pax URL - war war:/wari: protocol handlers. Automates war deployment. Pax URL War is an OSGi URL handler that automates war deployment. To do that war url handler will transform a war file by adding the necessary manifest headers based on a set ... Other labels: web, pax, extender, pax-web-extender, war, url, handler, pax-web-extender-module ...

Pax URL - wrap wrap: protocol handler. Wraps "classic" jars as OSGi bundles. Pax URL Wrap is an OSGi URL handler that can process your legacy jar at runtime and transform it into an OSGi bundle. Why Imagine this. You have a bundle ... Other labels: pax, runner, handler, wrap, bnd, url, pax-runner-module