Hi,
I was my impression that if you do not specify a particular version, it would
resolve to the newest available version, which would make the below situation
correct.
But am I fundamentally wrong about the semantic meaning of no specification?
/Niels
-Original Message-
From: Hehe [m
Could you open up a JIRA issue and attach a repository.xml that
recreates the issue?
-> richard
On 11/12/09 6:58, Hehe wrote:
Hi,
I have two bundles, bundle1 and bundle2. Both of them depends on bundle3.
The bundle bundle1 does not specify the version of bundle3, while the
bundle2 specifies t
Mustafa Caylak wrote:
This is no Customer Service, so you'll have to do some homework.
Read [1], slide 18 and following, read [2], slide 19 for an example
of annotated class.
[1]: http://www.slideshare.net/cziegeler/maven-scr-plugin
[2]: http://www.slideshare.net/bdelacretaz/tales-from-the-o
This is no Customer Service, so you'll have to do some homework.
Read [1], slide 18 and following, read [2], slide 19 for an example of
annotated class.
[1]: http://www.slideshare.net/cziegeler/maven-scr-plugin
[2]: http://www.slideshare.net/bdelacretaz/tales-from-the-osgi-trenches
Yes, you'r
Mustafa Caylak wrote:
Hi,
I know that I can set the name of the xml-file. I was just too lazy :)
The problem could be that there is no a directory like
/target/scr-plugin-generated/OSGI-INF.
Does it mean that no descriptor.xml is generated?
I'm a bit confused. Where do I use the annotations?
Hi,
I know that I can set the name of the xml-file. I was just too lazy :)
The problem could be that there is no a directory like
/target/scr-plugin-generated/OSGI-INF.
Does it mean that no descriptor.xml is generated?
I'm a bit confuesed. Where do I use the annotations? Aren't they the
same
Mustafa Caylak wrote:
Hello Guido,
I've used your suggestion, but the only output I got is:
[ERROR] Error building bundle
de.offis.utils.configSC:configSC:bundle:1.0-SNAPSHOT :
Service-Component entry can not be located in JAR: OSGI-INF/Locator.xml
Of course I renamed my xml-file to Locator.
Hello Guido,
I've used your suggestion, but the only output I got is:
[ERROR] Error building bundle
de.offis.utils.configSC:configSC:bundle:1.0-SNAPSHOT : Service-Component
entry can not be located in JAR: OSGI-INF/Locator.xml
Of course I renamed my xml-file to Locator.xml.
What do your Locat
Good point. This may get unsuitable for the user list. I think we could
switch to d...@felix.apache.org, if nobody objects (I've just subscribed).
I'm sure this is not off-topic for that list, especially if maybe
something useful will result for Felix. If you have a better suggestion,
I'm all ears.
Jeremias Maerki-2 wrote:
>
> Looks like we really have to find one good solution for everyone.
> Otherwise, everyone will continue to find a solution for themselves...
>
Agreed. Where is the best place to continue this discussion? I want to
make sure the discussion is archived and open, but
Hi,
I have two bundles, bundle1 and bundle2. Both of them depends on bundle3.
The bundle bundle1 does not specify the version of bundle3, while the
bundle2 specifies to need bundle3 with version 1.0.
In my repository, I have two versions of bundle3, version 1.0 and version
2.0.
I put them thro
The reason is that the system bundle exports (or does not export) the
pacakge, depending if you're on jdk 1.5 or 1.6.
This is configured in the etc/config.properties file, and I would
think the best way would be to simply remove this package from the
list and do not let the system bundle export thi
Is it possible that you forgot to remove felix 2.0.0 from the classpath?
regards,
Karl
On Thu, Nov 12, 2009 at 3:01 AM, Nikita Sawant wrote:
> Hi Richard,
>
> Now I am using Framework 2.0.2, I get this exception:
>
> ERROR: Unable to start system bundle. (java.lang.NoClassDefFoundError:
> org.o
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