It’s camel-cxf bundles, CXF bus can take care of it, you don’t need to specify
it in your application bundle.
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on my karaf
list|grep cxf , show below, which is higher than 2.6. so i dont need
META-INF.cxf anymore?
camel-cxf-transport (2.9.0.fuse-70-084)
camel-cxf (2.9.0.fuse-70-084)
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You to need to specify package import of "META-INF.cxf” if you use CXF 2.6.x.
CXF bus can look up the files itself since then.
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Actually it means that there is a directory META-INF/cxf that is exported from
some CXF bundle. A spring based scenario needs to include some of the files in
there with the scenario bundle's classloader, therefore this import package is
needed. The maven bundle plugin cannot find this reference
