hello Rajini,
thank you for the answer!
As you assumed, i start tuscany outside of a osgi-container. I would
like tuscany to use the shipped felix.
Specifing a version in the Import-Packe didn't help. But taking a closer
look at the failure-output, i saw a line, which maybe points to the
source
Am Sonntag, 1 Juni 2008 schrieben Sie:
Eugene,
Yes, org.osgi.framework is exported from the OSGi container. If
you are running Tuscany outside of OSGi and using implementation.
osgi/, the embedded Felix runtime started by Tuscany will export
org.osgi.framework version 1.3.0. So your bundle
sorry, for the last email... copy'n'paste didn't work as expected.
what i intended to say was:
i solved the problem. I use ant for builing and running my application.
Running it in the same jvm as eclipse causes the failure.
using the fork-property of the java-command did the trick.
best
Eugene,
Yes, org.osgi.framework is exported from the OSGi container. If you are
running Tuscany outside of OSGi and using implementation.osgi/, the
embedded Felix runtime started by Tuscany will export org.osgi.framework
version 1.3.0. So your bundle should be able to import this package if you
hy!
i would like to use Tuscany to expose services from my OSGi-Bundles,
but i
get a BundleException, because Felix can't resolve org.osgi.framework. I
thougth a OSGi-Container would provide this package - isn't it so?
I tested my OSGi-Bundle with Eclipse/Equinox and it worked fine.
My project
