Thanks a lot for your explanation.
I'll try to get rid of my own class inside groovy.lang package.
On 06.10.2010 09:36, Felix Meschberger wrote:
Hi,
What you have here (and want to do) is a split-package situation, which
is bad style and prone to fail.
Thus, if your bundle exports groovy.lan
Hi,
What you have here (and want to do) is a split-package situation, which
is bad style and prone to fail.
Thus, if your bundle exports groovy.lang, it should export the complete
groovy.lang. But probably this is a very bad idae because you don't have
the rest of the groovy bundle in your bundle
Hello!
I have a problem with "Export-Package" directive.
I have a bundle, which contains package "groovy.lang". This package
contains only one class, which I need to access protected method in
class in groovy library.
I have another bundle "com.springsource.org.codehaus.groovy", which
expo
I'll build it that way. Thanks!
Don
On Tue, Oct 5, 2010 at 3:04 PM, Richard S. Hall wrote:
> On 10/5/10 14:58, Donald Whytock wrote:
>>
>> I'm using the objectClass along with another property, yes. Currently
>> the bundles generate services of a particular class and add a name
>> property; th
On 10/5/10 14:58, Donald Whytock wrote:
I'm using the objectClass along with another property, yes. Currently
the bundles generate services of a particular class and add a name
property; the instances look for services of that type and compare the
name property to a table of names they look for
I'm using the objectClass along with another property, yes. Currently
the bundles generate services of a particular class and add a name
property; the instances look for services of that type and compare the
name property to a table of names they look for. If I did it the
other way around, the na
On 10/5/10 13:26, Donald Whytock wrote:
Hi all...
I have an efficiency question. I have a bundle kicking off a small
number of instances (typically one but could be more) interacting with
a larger number of bundles. At the moment I have the large group
kicking off services with names that the
Hi all...
I have an efficiency question. I have a bundle kicking off a small
number of instances (typically one but could be more) interacting with
a larger number of bundles. At the moment I have the large group
kicking off services with names that the small group of instances
tracks. I'm cons
You should ask karaf specific question on the karaf users list.
Anyway, I suppose you're talking about maven resolution, not osgi resolution
which is completely different.
The thing is that the maven url handler is nothing more than a url handler:
i.e. it can grab an input stream from a url. This
On Oct 4, 2010, at 10:48 PM, Clement Escoffier wrote:
> Hi,
>
> On 04.10.2010, at 22:00, Kit Plummer wrote:
>
>> For some reason I can't set values of an instance of a JMS
>> MessageListener component. The value is always null. Is this a known
>> problem with threads other than Runnable (w
All,
Recently I was reviewing my logs, and noticed something strange. The order in
which bundles are resolved in Karaf 2.0.0 appears to be:
1) look in the system directory (called "local repository"),
2) Look in the local repository located in the users home/.m2 directory,
3) Look in
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