Hallo!

Wer mal ein wenig in das innenleben der Eclipse Laufzeit reinschauen will sollte mal seine Eclipse Instanz mit eclipse -console starten
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 osgi> help
 
 ---Eclipse Runtime commands.---
        diag - Displays unsatisfied constraints for the specified bundle(s).
        active - Displays a list of all bundles currently in the ACTIVE state.
        getprop { name } - Displays the system properties with the given name, or all of them.
 Valid commands:
 ---Controlling the OSGi framework---
        launch - start the OSGi Framework
        shutdown - shutdown the OSGi Framework
        close - shutdown and exit
        exit - exit immediately (System.exit)
        gc - perform a garbage collection
        init - uninstall all bundles
        setprop <key>=<value> - set the OSGi property
 ---Controlling Bundles---
        install - install and optionally start bundle from the given URL
        uninstall - uninstall the specified bundle(s)
        start - start the specified bundle(s)
        stop - stop the specified bundle(s)
        refresh - refresh the packages of the specified bundles
        update - update the specified bundle(s)
 ---Displaying Status---
        status - display installed bundles and registered services
        ss - display installed bundles (short status)
        services {filter} - display registered service details
        packages {<pkgname>|<id>|<location>} - display imported/exported package details
        bundles - display details for all installed bundles
        bundle (<id>|<location>) - display details for the specified bundle(s)
        headers (<id>|<location>) - print bundle headers
        log (<id>|<location>) - display log entries
 ---Extras---
        exec <command> - execute a command in a separate process and wait
        fork <command> - execute a command in a separate process
 ---Controlling Start Level---
        sl {(<id>|<location>)} - display the start level for the specified bundle, or for the framework if no bundle specified
        setfwsl <start level> - set the framework start level
        setbsl <start level> (<id>|<location>) - set the start level for the bundle(s)
        setibsl <start level> - set the initial bundle start level
 ------Controlling the Profiling------
        profilelog - Display & flush the profile log messages
 
 ---Controlling the Console---
        more - More prompt for console output
 osgi>

Gruss Tom