I found that I can use my maven repository as my OBR by adding
repository.xml. I copied http://oscar-osgi.sf.net/obr2/repository.xml
to ~/.m2/repository, then manually edited it to match the bundles that
I've installed in my maven repository.
Clearly, this is manually intensive and highly error-prone. A Maven
plugin that parsed a bundle's MANIFEST.MF to load the <resource>
elements in repository.xml would be ideal. I still don't know exactly
how and where to get all of the specific pieces of data since the OBR
documentation appears a bit out of date. Perhaps Richard or Peter can
answer this.
Tim
Carlos Sanchez wrote:
I heard before that people wanted to create a OBR layer on top of the
maven repo, I may take a look at it if someone can write what it'd
take.
On 2/11/07, Niclas Hedhman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On Monday 12 February 2007 08:54, Tim Moloney wrote:
> I've started experimenting with OBR and I can get things working by
> doing several steps manually. What do people use to automate the
> installation of a bundle to an OBR?
Personally, I used to have cron job on the server, so a any upload by
Maven
arriving would be examined and meta extracted and build up the OBR
xml. Quite
messy, and decided to kill it off.
Cheers
Niclas
