package test.wksp.eclipse;
/**
* <p>This class provides an entry point for launching the OSGi framework.
* It configures the OSGi framework according to the command line arguments:
* <ul>
* <li><b>-con[sole][:<i>port</i>]</b><br>
* Starts the OSGi framework with a console window. Any command line arguments not recognized are passed
* to the console for it to execute. If a port is specified the console will listen on that
* port for commands. If no port is specified, the console will use System.in and System.out.
* </li>
* <li><b>-adaptor[:adaptor-name][adaptor-args]</b>
* <pre>
* [adaptor-name] := "" | fully qualified class name of the FrameworkAdapter
* [adaptor-args] := *( ":" [value])
* [value] := [token] | [quoted-string]
*
* This allows
*
* -adaptor::"bundledir=c:\jarbundles":reset DefaultAdaptor is chosen with args[] {"bundledir=c:\jarbundles", "reset"}
* -adaptor:com.foo.MyAdaptor com.foo.MyAdaptor chosen with args[] {}
* </pre>
* <p>-adaptor specifies the implementation class for the FrameworkAdapter to be used.
* args contains a list of FrameworkAdaptor arguments, separated by ":". FrameworkAdaptor arguments
* format is defined by the adaptor implementation class. They
* are passed to the adaptor class as an array of Strings.
* Example arguments used by the DefaultAdaptor are:
* <ul>
* <li>"bundledir=<i>directory"</i>. The directory to be used by the adaptor to store data.
* <li>reset</i>. Perform the reset action to clear the bundledir.
* <p>Actions can be defined by an adaptor. Multiple actions can be specified,
* separated by ":".
* </ul>
* <p>It is up to the adaptor implementation to define reasonable defaults if it's required
* arguments are not specified.
* <p>If -adaptor is not specified, or if no adaptor classname is specified, DefaultAdaptor will be
* used, which is file based and stores the files in the \bundles directory
* relative to the current directory.
* </ul>
* <li>-app[lication]:application-args
* <pre>
* [application-args] := *( ":" [value])
* [value] := [token] | [quoted-string]
* </pre>
* <p>This argument allows arguments to be passed to specific applications at launch time. This is for eclipse
* plugins installed as applications. The arguments are as Eclipse currently needs them - one list of key=value pairs
* which are parsed by the applications. The application peels off only the args that apply to it. Others are ignored.
* </li>
* <p>
* Any other command line arguments are passed on to the console window
* of the framework if started with the -console option. If the console is not started,
* any unrecognized arguments will be ignored and a message displayed.
* <p>
* If none of the options above are specified, the OSGi framework is started:
* <ul>
* <li>with the Default FrameworkAdaptor
* <li>without a console window
* <li>without the remote agent
* </ul>
*/
public class X04 {
}