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Well, what I meant is that user uploads bundle to the given location (target/lib) and backend automatically loads such bundles while running. So it should behave similarly as in case of new DPU templates versions
How does the user load the library - currently he can not use Frontend for this.
What if the library has dependencies - and so can not be resolved?
User do not see list of already loaded libraries, and when we have such list it would be nice to have some "reload" functionality - so when big library A (that has been loaded first) but not resolved, can be "re-installed" after I add the missing dependency without reloading A again.
From he OSGI point of view this should not be complicated.
I think it does not need to be superfriendly. But it should allow to add libraries as the tool (backend) is running.
I think it would be enough for now to copy the bundle to the given folder
Than, an error should be written to the log/error log. It could be also a separate error log, so that admin can quickly see the problems with the bundles newly added
Again, I think we can start with the solution where admin simply replaces the given lib and the tool finds out there is a new version (bundle with the same name) and reloads
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Motiviation: If new lib bundles are added, it is not necessary to restart the app.
@skodape How much time do you expect this feature will require?
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