Hi Rasika,
I'm afraid we have exhausted all of the OSGI options before coming into
this conclusion. We are unable to limit this by the OSGI version ranges,
because the tomcat bundle has dynamic imports by default, and therefore, we
can not predict to which version, the tomcat bundle would get
Hi Niranda,
So, it was decided to bring all the guava versions to a common version,
> platform wide
IMO making a library version, a platform common version is not practical.
Can't we use OSGi version ranges to solve this problem?
com.google.common.*;version="[13.0, 19)"
I have created a JIRA
Hi all,
In the current carbon server runtime, there are multiple guava versions.
But this creates some issues, expecially when using a guava library is
accessed in webapps (directly/ indirectly) [1], [2]
So, it was decided to bring all the guava versions to a common version,
platform wide. I
