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[http://eclipsesource.com/blogs/2008/10/08/tip-eclipse-osgi-and-execution-environments/ Execution Environments (EE)] are a neat concept within OSGi, however, things can become complicated when developing against multiple EEs.
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Execution Environments for a specific (plug-in) bundle can be specified in the manifest editor. It is generally only necessary to specify the lowest EE.
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Revision as of 18:01, 5 October 2009

Execution Environments in API Tools

Execution Environments (EE) are a neat concept within OSGi, however, things can become complicated when developing against multiple EEs.

Execution Environments for a specific (plug-in) bundle can be specified in the manifest editor. It is generally only necessary to specify the lowest EE.

EEShot1.png

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