There is a lot of misinformation and misunderstanding about what Java 7
will provide with regard to modularization. In fact, I'm not even sure I
know the correct answer here. Take that as a disclaimer as I run the
risk of spreading more misinformation based on my understanding of the
matter:
That makes me want to ask: Is there anything of value left among the
bundles at http://oscar-osgi.sourceforge.net? Or are those just
historical artifacts? Obviously some of them have transitioned in under
the Felix project...but is there anything else that that is worth
keeping/using?
Rob
Yes...as long as the common bundle exports the packages that include
those abstract classes and as long as the implementing bundle imports
those packages.
Pete Haidinyak wrote:
In an application I am porting I have my core Service Interfaces in a
Common Jar. I know now this has to become a
McCulloch [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
2008/7/3 Craig Walls [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
It's my understanding from previous discussion on this list, that I can
use a little bit of Embedded-Dependency magic to create a manifest for a
WAR bundle that includes a Bundle-ClassPath: header for the various
dependencies
Thanks again. I wasn't trying to rush you or anything...just wanting to
make sure I was pointing at the right snapshot repo.
Stuart McCulloch wrote:
2008/7/8 Craig Walls [EMAIL PROTECTED]:
That's great! Thanks.
When you deploy the 1.4.2-SNAPSHOT, will that be at
http
Awesome! I just tried it and it works perfectly.
Only one more question: When can we expect to see 1.4.2 released? No
rush...I'm okay depending on the snapshot for awhile, but need to get a
good feel for when I can use a non-snapshot.
Stuart McCulloch wrote:
2008/7/8 Craig Walls [EMAIL
It's my understanding from previous discussion on this list, that I can
use a little bit of Embedded-Dependency magic to create a manifest for
a WAR bundle that includes a Bundle-ClassPath: header for the various
dependencies. But, so far, I can't get Bundle-ClassPath into the
generated
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