Hi,
I looked at it again this morning and was able to fix it. The problem
was that I was putting my jar files inside the src directory which for
some reason I thought was the root of the bundle. Anyway, it's been
resolved now by putting them actually in the root of the bundle and
adding the jar fi
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I opened bug https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=204110 to track
this. We will have to feed this through OSGi to get another alias defined
for Windows2003
Tom
Lukasz Bobowiec
Hello,
I followed the link sent by Peter Kriens about OS names:
http://www2.osgi.org/Specifications/Reference
However on Windows 2003 Server with IBM JRE 1.5 using Peter's properties
bundle I obtain the following values:
os.name="Windows Server 2003" "windows server 2003"
Can you send the manifest you use?
Kind regards,
Peter Kriens
LD> Hi,
LD> I am having a problem that I have been cracking my head on for hours
LD> and I cannot figure it out. I am sure that it is simple enough though.
LD> I have the JFreeChart library (for example..I have many other
Hi Karl,
Thanks - BND works perfectly. I was concerned that it might not pick up
the runtime packages (e.g. org.sax.xml) that aren't anywhere on the
classpath or any of import lists but in fact it does.
Must say this is quite a problematic default class loading
implementation though - I (more or
Hi,
I am having a problem that I have been cracking my head on for hours
and I cannot figure it out. I am sure that it is simple enough though.
I have the JFreeChart library (for example..I have many other
dependencies) and I want to use it inside one of my bundles. So I
understand I have to add
