I sent you two mails about this, I guess they must have ended up in
your spam box :-(
You wanted to have a function that could be called with a Properties
object.
Manifest getManifest( Properties p,
File target /* jar | dir */ ) {
if ( ! p.containsKey("Export-Package") )
p.put("Export-Package", "*" );
Analyzer analyzer = new Analyzer();
analyzer.setJar(target);
analyzer.setProperties(properties);
return analyzer.calcManifest();
}
The library that makes this possible can be download from
http://www.aqute.biz/php/tools/jars/bnd.jar
The properties can be empty. In that case it will export all and
calculate the imports (imports=*). If you allow the pom to set the
import and export fields, then users can defined attributes and
directives on the headers. E.g.
<export-package>aQute.util.jar;version=1.4</export-package>
Or they can actually limit the imports (default is import anything):
<import-package>!com.acme.*,*</import-package>
This will not import com.acme packages even if some code refers to
them.
Will this work?
Kind regards,
Peter Kriens
JvZ> I'm thinking about ApacheCon again so I remember that at the last
JvZ> ApacheCon we talked about modifying the JAR plugin to create OSGi
JvZ> bundles for you guys automatically. I'm hoping that I can try and
JvZ> demo something for ApacheCon (not for any preso, but just to show it
JvZ> can work) so I'm wondering where this ended up. I'm now subscribed to
JvZ> the list so maybe I dropped the ball.
JvZ> Thanks,
JvZ> Jason.
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