Sorry I'm unaware what the bndwrap task does that's different from
standard Bnd. However, I still only see one JAR in your classpath, so
you will only get classes from xstream.jar, not the classes that you
want to patch xstream with.
I don't think this mailing list is really the right place for
ba
Hey guys,
sorry for interfering with the discussion, but I ran into a similar problem
and I had a hard time finding a work around. so I thought my experience may
come in handy in this case, even though I might be totally wrong.
Brenden, to my understanding, bndwrap modifies the content of MANIFES
Haha, that all makes sense to me, but it doesn’t do what you say it does.
Maybe it's a side effect of me using the bndwrap ant task?
Let me just show you exactly what I am doing in ant because maybe I am
specifying my classpath in the wrong place:
Contents of BND definition file:
Brendan,
You give Bnd a classpath which can contain many JARs and class
directories. You tell it which packages should be in the bundle to be
generated -- both private packages and exported packages. It then
pulls those packages out of the classpath and generates a bundle.
Therefore it can generat
Can I get a little more explanation for this? The only way I could see it
working is if it actually included the classes within the xstream jar in the
Misc bundle. However, adding the -classpath option did nothing of the sort. I
am not sure how adding the xstream jar to the classpath would so
Hi,
I have an OSGi application that manages several bundles. The core
framework needs to perform cleanup tasks *before* a bundle it observes (
via BundleListener ) is uninstalled. However, it is notified of the
bundle being uninstalled *after* the bundle is uninstalled. I think
what I am loo
Brendan,
In my example, I had two JARs on the classpath. You only have one JAR,
the xstream-1.2.2.jar, so the Misc bundle that you generate from this
Bnd file can only contain classes that Bnd finds in xstream-1.2.2.jar.
You could also have directories with classes in, or a mixture. In
other word
Thanks Neil, I gave that a shot, but it didn't make a difference. This is what
my bnd file looks like:
Bundle-Name: Misc
-classpath: xstream-1.2.2.jar
Export-Package: com.thoughtworks.xstream.converters.collections,*
Now I still have xstream-1.2.2.jar as a bundle and Misc as a bundle being
loa
It's a lot easier than that! Just put the JARs you want on the
classpath for Bnd. Then use Bnd's Export-Package and Private-Package
instructions to select the packages you want to include in the
generated bundles. For example:
#mybundle.bnd
-classpath: foo.jar, bar.jar
Private-Package: org.foo.int
I don't use BND directly (I use it through the maven-bundle-plugin), so
I cannot be specific, but the general approach to BND is to give it a
recipe from which it will create your bundle. When you specify
Private-Package or Export-Package, BND uses this information to pull
packages from the cla
Right now, I have it unjar, replace the classes, rejar and then BND the jars
to get around this issue. Do you have an example of how to use the BND tool
to merge two bundles? That sounds like a much cleaner solution.
Thanks!
Brendan Haverlock
WebReach, Inc.
Software Engineer
Work: 949-255-5054
This appears to be the VM bug
http://bugs.sun.com/bugdatabase/view_bug.do?bug_id=4809647
In Equinox we had to implement a similar workaround as described in the bug
(check isAvailable()) before before reading from the InputStream. Also see
eclipse bug https://bugs.eclipse.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?i
Hi there,
we would like to switch from our own OSGi Maven Plugin (we were the first! ;-))
to the Felix Maven Bundle Plugin.
I started to replace the plugin and encountered a couple of problems. I hope
you could help me.
Attached you will find one of our POMs and the result of the MANIFEST
gene
Did you resolve this issue?
If not, please send me your bundle privately.
-> richard
On 4/15/09 2:17 PM, Ben Cuthbert wrote:
Class:
package test;
import org.osgi.framework.BundleActivator;
import org.osgi.framework.BundleContext;
public class Module implements BundleActivator{
public
Are you by any chance running this in eclipse? Have you tried from
the command line? This looks very similar to the behavior we had when
running from eclipse. You can also try removing the shell.tui bundle
and running to see how it behaves.
Pat.
--
Defy mediocrity.
--
You could always use maven-bundle-plugin (or BND directly) to construct
a new bundle by merging the existing bundle with the classes you are
overriding. This would probably be a lot less painful than trying to get
OSGi to solve this issue for you.
-> richard
On 4/22/09 1:14 PM, Brendan Haverl
Just created Felix-1055 and added my changes (one line) there.
Regards,
Ali.
Clement Escoffier wrote:
For sure,
Just go ahead, I will commit the patch.
Regards,
Clement
On 23.04.2009, at 16:15, Ali Naddaf wrote:
Hello everyone.
I recently needed to use the File Install bundle/service in m
On 23.04.2009, at 16:22, Filippo Diotalevi wrote:
On Thu, Apr 23, 2009 at 4:15 PM, Ali Naddaf wrote:
Hello everyone.
I recently needed to use the File Install bundle/service in my OSGi
framework but since I was running in a CDC-1.1/Foundation-1.1
environment,
the existing File Install could
I have isolated the problem.
The instructions blocking Felix until something is entered on the shell is
InetAddress.getByName("localhost");
The strange thing is that all works correctly if I press I do something on
the shell.
I also tried to perform the instruction on a thread started in the Ac
On Thu, Apr 23, 2009 at 4:15 PM, Ali Naddaf wrote:
> Hello everyone.
> I recently needed to use the File Install bundle/service in my OSGi
> framework but since I was running in a CDC-1.1/Foundation-1.1 environment,
> the existing File Install couldn't run, so I made a couple of minor changes
> to
For sure,
Just go ahead, I will commit the patch.
Regards,
Clement
On 23.04.2009, at 16:15, Ali Naddaf wrote:
Hello everyone.
I recently needed to use the File Install bundle/service in my OSGi
framework but since I was running in a CDC-1.1/Foundation-1.1
environment, the existing File
Hello everyone.
I recently needed to use the File Install bundle/service in my OSGi
framework but since I was running in a CDC-1.1/Foundation-1.1
environment, the existing File Install couldn't run, so I made a couple
of minor changes to that bundle to get it to work. Is there any value if
I
Dear forum users,
thanks in advance for your support!
(I hope to be able to help you in the future.. )
My problem is that, when I start Felix, some bundles starts only after that
I send some commnds to the shell (i.e. ps or also a blank line).
For example the following code reegards a bundle Ac
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