Once again, many thanks!
I'll try inlining to see what happens...
That worked, and is sufficient for now.
( FYI, this is also another thing the maven-pax-plugin lifecycle
helps out
with, as it modifies
the compilation phase to support compilation against embedded jars -
however, this do
On 28.04.2009, at 22:39, Luc Dewavrin wrote:
Hi,
I have a newbie question regarding bundle lifecycle and declarative
services
lifecycle : are they linked together ?
Your DS components are created and activated only if the bundle
containing them is ACTIVE (i.e. started). As soon as this
2009/4/29 David Leangen
>
> Stuart,
>
> As always, your reply is very quick, timely, and extremely informative.
> Thanks!
>
> I updated to maven 2.1.0, and this indeed _appears_ to fix the classpath
> problem:
>
> [DEBUG] Classpath:
> [/Users/dleangen/bioscene/dev/trunk/domains/lsd/model/impl/tar
Stuart,
As always, your reply is very quick, timely, and extremely
informative. Thanks!
I updated to maven 2.1.0, and this indeed _appears_ to fix the
classpath problem:
[DEBUG] Classpath: [/Users/dleangen/bioscene/dev/trunk/domains/lsd/
model/impl/target/classes
/Users/dleangen/.m2/re
2009/4/29 David Leangen
>
> Hi,
>
> I just updated to maven-bundle-plugin 2.0.0. It appears that there have
> been a few changes to the way things compile, and I'm just discovering many
> interesting things in my own projects. This is of course a good thing, as
> it's bringing out many erroneous
Hi,
I just updated to maven-bundle-plugin 2.0.0. It appears that there
have been a few changes to the way things compile, and I'm just
discovering many interesting things in my own projects. This is of
course a good thing, as it's bringing out many erroneous
interpretations I made earlie
Hi
Unfortunately everything is the other way around. The services in OSGi
are not really "instantiated", but "registered". Your bundle needs to
be activated, and then it registers the services in the framework.
When another bundle requests the services, they need to be published
into the
Hi,
I have a newbie question regarding bundle lifecycle and declarative services
lifecycle : are they linked together ?
I would like the services of my bundle to be singletons and my bundle should
be activated only when services are instantiated. Is it possible to do that
by configuration ?
Can a
2009/4/23 Steve Schwartz
>
> Is it possible for "provided" dependencies to be passed as well?
>
the 2.0.0 bundleplugin can now embed provided dependencies
(basically it can see anything that the Maven resolver can see)
> I am creating an OSGi bundle, based on an existing jar from a separate
>
Hi ,
Sometimes ago I have tested Axis2 with Eclipse Equinox successfully
, so it's should support to Felix too , WSO2's Carbon [4] is a OSGI
based great SOA platform that use AXIS2 as it's web service engine .
So if you are familiar with Axis2 you can try out for following links
. For any issue
Thanks David. Sounds interesting, I'm not familiar with CXF, so I'll have a
look.
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Hi,
I think that much of what you're looking for is available in the
Apache CXF implementation of Distributed OSGi
(http://cxf.apache.org/distributed-osgi.html).
It dynamically exposes and creates a WSDL for OSGi services that are
registered with RFC 119 properties. See here for an example:
http:/
Hi,
I think that much of what you're looking for is available in the
Apache CXF implementation of Distributed OSGi
(http://cxf.apache.org/distributed-osgi.html).
It dynamically exposes and creates a WSDL for OSGi services that are
registered with RFC 119 properties. See here for an example:
http:/
Hi,
My first question is whether Axis2 is already support in Apache Felix. If
so, my a bit more complex question is if it is even possible to do the
following in OSGi with axis2. What I'd like to do is dynamically register
web service interfaces for services that are loaded in OSGi. To be more
sp
Hi everyone-
I have not so much a question, but a heads-up in case someone else
runs into this.
I built the framework.security bundle, and it works fine with Felix
1.4. (Well, the PermissionAdmin service does, I haven't tried the
ConditionalPermissionAdmin service.)
But it fails with Fe
2009/4/28 Kristian Köhler
> Thanks! Looks interesting... ;-)
>
FYI, another option is to use something like Pax-Exam to run your OSGi
tests:
http://wiki.ops4j.org/display/paxexam/Pax+Exam
it also lets you run the same tests on a mixture of different OSGi
frameworks
Kristian
>
> 2009/4/28
2009/4/28 itripl
>
> We are using Nexus and I added
> http://people.apache.org/repo/m2-snapshot-repository to the repository
> list.
> But it did not work. After many hours of despair, now I know why. The
> Default setting of maven is, NOT to download snapshot-artifacts. You have
> to
> tell
Thanks! Looks interesting... ;-)
Kristian
2009/4/28 :
>> Is there a good way to do this?
> It depends on what you understand by "good". I had to write a plugin that
> extends the maven-bundle-plugin only to include the test classes and
> dependencies (the maven-bundle-plugin clearly states that
We are using Nexus and I added
http://people.apache.org/repo/m2-snapshot-repository to the repository list.
But it did not work. After many hours of despair, now I know why. The
Default setting of maven is, NOT to download snapshot-artifacts. You have to
tell maven explicit, that you want to use s
Hi,
Thank you very much, I will take a look. In fact, I am migrating an existing
application and yes, there was a "Classpath scanner" which automatically
loads language files by example.
Thank you very much,
Mathieu
2009/4/28 Neil Bartlett
> Mathieu,
>
> But where do you "receive" this URL fro
Mathieu,
But where do you "receive" this URL from? It sounds like you have some
kind of classpath scanner... is that how you were handling
extensibility in your pre-OSGi code?
What Stuart is saying (and I strongly agree with) is that in OSGi we
have a better way to handle this whole problem, call
It is not clear to me how you are getting the bundle URL, but you might
look into Bundle.getEntryPaths()/Bundle.findEntries() for listing the
contents of the bundle's JAR.
-> richard
On 4/28/09 5:26 AM, Triquoit Mathieu wrote:
OK but I receive something like : bundle://140.0:1/org/mtr/resourc
OK but I receive something like : bundle://140.0:1/org/mtr/resources. The
package org.mtr.resources contains properties files and I would like to load
these files. Is there a URL Converter or something like that ?
Thanks,
2009/4/27 Stuart McCulloch
> 2009/4/27 Triquoit Mathieu
>
> > Dear,
> >
> Is there a good way to do this?
It depends on what you understand by "good". I had to write a plugin that
extends the maven-bundle-plugin only to include the test classes and
dependencies (the maven-bundle-plugin clearly states that "test scoped
dependencies are not included in the classpath s
Hi
is there a way to build two bundle artifacts for a project? One for
the "normal" classes and one for the "test" classes.
Currently maven builds to jars for me (normal-1.0.jar,
normal-1.0-tests.jar) and both should be enhanced with OSGi metadata.
Is there a good way to do this?
Thanks
Kristian
Ok, thanks for all your help!
Best regards,
Eric
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