It seems that your test is working in order on my target machine. In
addition to that I managed to compile my modified version of apache felix
0.9.5 with the import headers provided from your test bundle.
I am unsure what happened here, as well as what fixed it, myself.
On Thu, Nov 8, 2018 at 1:0
Hello Mantas,
I have committed a test in [1], which tries to reproduce the problem using
the same bundles you are using, and also using equinox.
However, it seems to work for me.
I have not rebuilt the old deploymentpackage 0.9.5 version because it can
be downloaded from [2].
so, maybe you could
Hi!
The main issue is that Eclipse Kura 3.2.0 (the OSGi runtime we're using)
came with that particular version, so to retain as much compatibility,
behavior wise, as possible, I decided on choosing that particular version.
Meanwhile, these are the currently installed bundles that come with eclips
Hello Mantas,
I'm also having hard times to understand what is going on and we have not
enough context. The version of deploymentadmin you are trying to use is an
old one, it is not the latest one (which is currently 0.9.10), and the old
version you are trying to use needs some older version for d
Hi,
its hard to say what is going wrong without more context. Why are you
trying to compile this version of deploymentadmin and not a later one?
How does the manifest of the result look like? Why would it import
org.apache.felix.deploymentadmin? etc...
regards,
Karl
On Mon, Oct 29, 2018 at 1:13
Hi!
I'm trying to compile Apache Felix 0.9.5 Deployment Admin bundle from
sources provided in
https://github.com/apache/felix/commit/33a2fd96113a0959337f8fde22df0fcfafdaed98#diff-70f3719ce35e71bd40c1ac3de64a621b
and I got myself into an issue where an already existing osgi runtime
(Eclipse Kura) f
