Thanks to everyone who answered on this thread. I now know the
alternatives and I shall pick one.
Thanks,
Sahoo
Peter Kriens wrote:
bnd allows you to include files. So you could setup a central file
that is included by all your osgi
# central.bnd
export-version = 3.0
#osgi.bnd
bnd allows you to include files. So you could setup a central file
that is included by all your osgi
# central.bnd
export-version = 3.0
#osgi.bnd
-include = ../../central.bnd
-exportcontents = *; version= ${export-version}
Maybe in the maven plugin the
Stuart McCulloch wrote:
2008/10/17 Sahoo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
My project has a lot of subprojects that get released together. I want
packages exported as part of all the bundles to have same version attribute.
I can't rely on automatic conversion of maven version to OSGi version
because while
2008/10/17 Sahoo <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> My project has a lot of subprojects that get released together. I want
> packages exported as part of all the bundles to have same version attribute.
> I can't rely on automatic conversion of maven version to OSGi version
> because while 3.0.0-SNAPSHOT < 3.0.
My project has a lot of subprojects that get released together. I want
packages exported as part of all the bundles to have same version
attribute. I can't rely on automatic conversion of maven version to OSGi
version because while 3.0.0-SNAPSHOT < 3.0.0 in maven, the corresponding
mapped OSGi
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