Details
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Bug
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Status: Closed
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Major
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Resolution: Invalid
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File Installer 1.0.4
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Description
I have a sling-based application using Apache Oak as content repository. I started with Oak being part of the Launchpad, so I had for example a bundle "org.apache.jackrabbit.oak-solr-osgi" in version 1.0. The OSGI Webconsole displayed as bundle location "launchpad:resources/install.crx3/15/oak-solr-osgi-1.0.0.jar", which is perfect.
Now I upgraded Oak to version 1.0.13 by putting the bundles inside /libs/system/install. The OSGI Webconsole displays for my bundle oak-solr-osgi the version 1.0.13, but still shows as Bundle location the string "launchpad:resources/install.crx3/15/oak-solr-osgi-1.0.0.jar".
But this isn't true for all bundles. For example I deployed the bundle oak-mk in version 1.0.13 in the very same way as the oak-solr-osgi bundle, but there the bundle location is updated and displays "jcrinstall:/libs/system/install.crx3/oak-mk-1.0.13.jar", which is correct.
So the update process seems to work to reliably. I've seen this behaviour not only for mixed installers, but also with jcrinstaller only.
Attachments
Issue Links
- is related to
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SLING-8877 Register URL Handler for JCR Installer scheme (jcrinstall)
- Closed