[VOTE] release maven-bundle-plugin 2.0.0

Hi folks, I'd like to start a vote for the 2.0.0 release of the maven-bundle-plugin. This release primarily contains a major update of the Bnd tool, which now requires you to build with a Java5 JDK. It also contains a number of improvements requested by the community to improve usability. [ note

Re: [VOTE] release maven-bundle-plugin 2.0.0

+1 (not binding) On Fri, Feb 27, 2009 at 11:01 AM, Stuart McCulloch mccu...@gmail.com wrote: Hi folks, I'd like to start a vote for the 2.0.0 release of the maven-bundle-plugin. This release primarily contains a major update of the Bnd tool, which now requires you to build with a Java5 JDK.

Re: [VOTE] release maven-bundle-plugin 2.0.0

+1 On Fri, Feb 27, 2009 at 11:47 PM, Heiko Seeberger heiko@seebergers.dewrote: +1

Re: maven-bundle-plugin question

2009/2/27 Thierry Templier temp...@yahoo.fr Hello, I have a question regarding the use of the maven-bundle-plugin. I try to develop a bundle with this tool and would like to do the following things. 1°) Is it possible to use a particular MANIFEST for my bundle and not to leave the plugin

Re: maven-bundle-plugin question

Hello Stuart, Thanks very much for your very complete and clear answer! Thierry you can provide a file with manifest entries, just use the _includefilename/_include element in your POM (maps to the -include instruction, see http://aqute.biz/Code/Bnd) or you can set your manifest entries

Re: Constraint violation detected

ok, thanks Richard S. Hall wrote: These messages are purely informational, which is why they are DEBUG. For normal bundle resolution, these messages will get logged if there is a uses constraint violation detected and we will try a different candidate. If all candidates result in uses

Another beginner question

In an application I am porting I have my core Service Interfaces in a Common Jar. I know now this has to become a bundle for other Service bundles to implement these interfaces. I also have several Abstract Classes in the Common jar that implement the interfaces in the Common jar. My

Re: Another beginner question

Yes...as long as the common bundle exports the packages that include those abstract classes and as long as the implementing bundle imports those packages. Pete Haidinyak wrote: In an application I am porting I have my core Service Interfaces in a Common Jar. I know now this has to become a

Re: Another beginner question

Thanks -Pete On Fri, 27 Feb 2009 20:14:25 -0800, Craig Walls cr...@habuma.com wrote: Yes...as long as the common bundle exports the packages that include those abstract classes and as long as the implementing bundle imports those packages. Pete Haidinyak wrote: In an application I am