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I have an eclipse rcp application that uses gemini blueprint. It has two features and hence a feature based product. Some of our bundles depend on service that where created by the blueprint extender. But actually the blueprint extender is only resolved on startup and not activated. Today we work around this by executing code in bundle activators, that checks if the org.eclipse.gemini.blueprint.extender bundle was started and if not it gets started.
Adding the bundle to the .product with a start level of 3 and autoStart=true has no effect. I think this is because our product is feature based. Is this correct? What is the best way to autostart the extender?
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You need to edit configuration/config.ini file and add the bundle you want started to the osgi.bundles property. For example:
osgi.bundles=<existing entries>, org.eclipse.gemini.blueprint.extender@3:start
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