Hi,
Just like any imports javax.* must be regularly imported by packages.
The only exception to this rule are java.* classes.
If you do not import javax.* you would have to provide them by boot
delegation. But I strongly discourage this as IMHO this defeats much of
what OSGi is all about.
Regard
Hi All
My bundles are not able to find the packages related to javax.*
But if i print values for key FRAMEWORK_SYSTEMPACKAGES, it prints all the
javax packages. But bundles not able to find the classes/packages unless in
manifest file we explicitly import the packages.
As i remember earlier (
Hi,
Sorry for the delay, the mail goes out of my radar...
So, you cannot use iPOJO inside a 'plain' ear to inject JEE stuff (EJB...).
iPOJO is based on OSGi and requires an OSGi runtime to work.
However:
- you can embed an OSGi framework which use iPOJO inside a servlet for example
- you can ha
I was trying change spring ioc to blueprint
but i'm failed because blueprint not support to multiply same name
function..
and when used once function is not problem..
is this bug? Not or Spec?
xml file…
class file…
import java.net.InetSocketAddress;
import java.net.SocketAddr
The Felix team is pleased to announce the release of Apache Felix Karaf
version 1.4.0
Karaf is a small, OSGi-based runtime that provides a lightweight container
into which various components and applications can be deployed.
http://felix.apache.org/site/apache-felix-karaf.html
This release is av
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