I ran the sample\eclipse-osgi's wsrf, wsn-consumer & wsn-producer demo's
("ant run-mini"), and the axis bundle is included in the generated
plugin's directory.
regards,
Barry
Andrew Eberbach/Durham/[EMAIL PROTECTED]
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I just checked this in the latest build. This does not happen in the build
or in the code. Barry, which flags did you use to generate your projects?
Thanks,
Andrew
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Andrew - I assume this is a quick fix in the tooling? I thought that by
splitting /modules/osgi into /axis2 and /mini, we'd already solved this
problem?
Dan
Barry Atkins/Raleigh/[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote on 03/12/2007 11:03:34 AM:
> muse.osgi.soa.axis2_2.2.0 is deployed as a bundle in the OSGi/Mini
> versions of MUSE 2.2.0 on J2ME . It is not necessary for running on
> OSGi/J2ME, but it gives error messages on startup due to missing
> dependencies.
>
> For those testing MUSE 2.2.0 on J2ME, the bundle can be safely removed
> from the plugins directory; In the meantime the error messages may be
> ignored.
>
> regards,
> Barry
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