Appendix A. OSGi manifest headers
Manifest header entries are very significant in OSGi as they dictate behavior for several OSGi services and framework features. The following table includes all header entries used in the book. These are the most commonly used header entries in all existing OSGi specifications at the time of writing.
|
Header name |
Description |
|---|---|
| Bundle-ActivationPolicy | Specifies how a bundle should be activated when started. This can be used for the lazy activation of a bundle, as explained in chapter 10. Example: Bundle-ActivationPolicy: lazy |
| Bundle-Activator | Specifies the Java class name of the bundle’s activator. Example: Bundle-Activator: com.manning.osgi.BundleActivator |
| Bundle-Blueprint | Specifies the path of a Blueprint ... |
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