Thank you, that would be another approach.
I finally realized what I was doing wrong. I was not using import-package or
export-package as I was trying to build my first bundle. I was completely
ignoring them thinking that I would be able to build my bundle as a “test” with
just using the defaul
Hello Wade,
I am assuming you are using the maven-bundle-plugin which is a wrapper around
the bnd tool. This is a very good and useful tool, but sometimes it sees a bit
much. It actually isn't bnd:s fault. It can't determine what is relevant and
what is not.
I had a very similar problem. Note
is there something that I am doing wrong???
I tried adding optional=true to everything, that did not resolve it, and
neither did the !oracle.xml thing. So I found the oracle jdeveloper tools,
downloaded them, and added the oracle.xml jars to my maven repository, and to
my dependencies. Which is
Or you can try to figure out which bundle depends on oracle.xml and put it
with a flag optional=true.
This happened when I tried to create a bundle out of the OPC-UA SDK from
prosys.
I had the same problem with sun.security.x509 and sun.security.util on
some packages. But these are usually integra
Try to exclude it in your Import-Package in your pom.xml (e.g.,
"!oracle.xml.*").
-> richard
On 10/25/13, 00:15 , Wade Girard wrote:
I have been experimenting with felix and learning OSGi for the last week. I
really like what it has to offer and believe that I can use it for an upcoming
proj
it
manually to your own maven proxy.
Regards
Roland
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I have been experimenting with felix and learning OSGi for the last week. I
really like what it has to offer and believe that I can use it for an upcoming
project that I am working on.
I have been using maven to build bundles, and creating small test bundles, that
has been going well. I have ru
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