yes, i found that (of course :-)

So I guess that these poms were created when i run pax-create-project?
And I guess also that they never get changed anymore so I can make my personal changes?

Why you always assume an internal package, even when it does not exists?

What is the reason for the Bundle-SymbolicName like:
-<Bundle-SymbolicName>$(replace;${bundle.package}_$ {project.artifactId};-;_)</Bundle-SymbolicName>-

For me the artifactId is contained in the bundle package. This leads to something like: org.xxx.dataaccess.proxy.http.dao_dataaccess.proxy.http.dao Really ugly in my opinion. But I think you all are using the groupId different then me.
Is there any good spec about these naming?

Thanks for answering all my (stupid) questions...

Ingo

Am 15.08.2007 um 18:23 schrieb Alin Dreghiciu:

in the created project you will find a directory named poms. then look in the directory named compiled. The pom from there is the parent for your bundle pom so everything is inherited. If you wanna make the changes you exemplified for all bundles make the change here. Otherwise just copy the plugin section for bundle plugin to your bundle pom and change it the way you like.

Cheers,
Alin

On 8/15/07, Ingo Meyer <[EMAIL PROTECTED] > wrote:
Hi,

just a beginners question but I don't find any docs about it.
Where can I configure the Bundles Im-/Export and Internal Package and
Activator in the maven-pax-plugin.
I found the detail.bnd and deleted the Activator entry and I dont
have a Activator in my manifest, fine.
But i always have Private-Package setted.

Another thing is the Bundle-SymbolicName. I don't see where it is
coming from, it is not my groupId.artifactId (and it should not)
but it should be <groupId of parent>.artifactId, or not?
Now it is something like <groupId of parent>.artifactId.artifactId

Can someone clarify me?
Any further information needed?

Thanks for help
Ingo Meyer


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