Hi Konstantinos
You shouldn't have to
On 19/05/2011, at 22:50 PM, Konstantinos Giannoutakis wrote:
> It looks like that your plugin is suitable for me...But I have one question:
> If I have a jar OSGi bundle file, how should I get programmatically its
> activator in order to add it to the Felix
Hi Bartosz,
Thank you very much for the attachments. I now get it!
Also couple of quick questions! When I run bunch of *maven-import-bundle* it
adds the bundle as a dependency inside the provision/pom.xml.
When you run mvn pax:provision it provisions the bundles form
provision/pom.xml dependencies
Hi Matt,
There's no way to modify config.ini as it gets generated. You can only
modify Pax Runner settings.
Just copy the two files attached to this e-mail to the location from
where you run: 'mvn pax:provision' and invoke:
'mvn pax:provision -Dargs=file:runner.args'.
// I hope these mailing lis
Hi Clement,
Yes, the bundle is resolved and gets started without any error. As a
sanity check, I have implemented the BundleActivator and log the start
method.
I would apprciate you could provide all the steps that you take in using
junit4osgi on equinox.
Here's what I have and do:
I have a
X_X
@njbartlett pointed me out that bnd add a "." in the Import-Package when
there are Eclipse classes that does not compile in the project.
Indeed, it's true.
If he would have told me "it's because you drank a cappuccino after 12
today" would have made more sense to me.
On Thu, May 19, 2011
On 5/18/11 19:12, Marcel Offermans wrote:
Hello Marian,
On 18 May 2011, at 22:15 , marian grigoras wrote:
I would like to understand the relation between DependencyManager and iPOJO.
I see that both are apache projects, both under active development - is
there any difference in the problem the
Hi Christopher,
Thank you very much for your response.
It looks like that your plugin is suitable for me...But I have one
question: If I have a jar OSGi bundle file, how should I get
programmatically its activator in order to add it to the Felix framework?
Thank you,
Kostas
On 19/5/2011 9:
On Thu, May 19, 2011 at 1:26 PM, Daniele Dellafiore
wrote:
> Sometimes happens that the resultant Manifest.mf contains a dot as the
> first of the Import-Package. Like
> Can't really understand why that happen.
>
I've debugged and it's bnd that put the dot as the first import package.
I've hacked
Sometimes happens that the resultant Manifest.mf contains a dot as the first
of the Import-Package. Like
Can't really understand why that happen.
Follows the complete maven-bundle-plugin configuration:
This is the exact same configuration that in other, say, 3/4 war bundles
produce a Import-Package
On 18.05.2011 19:19, Richard S. Hall wrote:
On 5/18/11 11:13, niiba...@gmail.com wrote:
Hello!
I wonder, is anybody tested such behavior:
We have one bundle with native library inside. Library throws, for
example, "AccessViolation". Usually, when operation system catches
such exception, it a
Hi,
Could you tell me if the all bundles are resolved correctly ? junit4osgi
works on plain equinox, but I never tried on Virgo.
Regards,
Clement
On 15.05.11 19:08, "Saadat Dowlati" wrote:
>Hello,
> I am not sure if this is the right list to ask this question, but
>the
>documentation sa
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