Ok, Then I have to check once again if there is no typo or some similar
error here. Thanks for your help so far! I will let you know if I make
any progress here :-) and no, this is not my package name ;-)
Kind regards
Felix
Am 2012-06-27 23:11, schrieb Thomas Watson:
No there is no setter. The added dynamic imports contained in the
List<String> do not go into effect until after all WeavingHooks are called
(just before the class is going to be defined).
What you are doing should work assuming there really is a resolved bundle
in your framework instance that is exporting "my.package.name". BTW, I
hope "my.package.name" is not literally your package name since I think
using "package" as a package segment is not allowed. ;-)
Tom
From: Felix Mayerhuber <[email protected]>
To: [email protected],
Date: 06/27/2012 01:54 PM
Subject: [osgi-dev] Re: Weaving Hook question
Hi,
thanks for the fast responses, but it seems that I do something wrong. I
use this code here:
wovenClass.getDynamicImports().add("my.package.name");
But still I have the problem that the class which lies in the added
package can't be loaded at runtime. Is there somewhere a setter for the
import list?
Kind regards
Felix
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