I see. So, you basically need a wizard or maybe a Maven archetype to
generate preconfigured project for such configuration? Or there is
something else I missed?
regards,
Eugene
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Manuel, can you please elaborate what OSGi integration you are
looking for? We are planning few things, but it would be great to hear
first-hand requirements
> before we'll go wild.
oh yes, no problem. for that i do cite a post i did on a felix
mailinglist, which should show what i would like to have featured in
m2eclipse. in case it is unclear just tell, i then will go into more
details.
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i managed to generate a bundle which lets itself install and start on
commandline osgi-container. for the developing phase of course i would
like to use OSGi runtime inside eclipse IDE, so debugging is possible
and implement/run cycle is short.
i am building my bundle with maven bundle-plugin and following settings:
<instructions>
...
<Embed-Transitive>true</Embed-Transitive>
<Embed-Dependency>*;groupId=!org.eclipse.equinox;inline=false</Embed-Dependency>
...
</instructions>
basically running my osgi bundle inside eclipse works if i add
generated manifest to <rootFolderOfProject>/META-INF and if i layout
embedded dependencies (see settings above) in <rootFolderOfProject>
too (as stated in generated MANIFEST.MF). of course this manual
actions are too much and hence not doable when developing.
has anybody experience/suggestions in getting the bundle for release
right and working inside eclipse IDE with same maven-bundle-plugin
settings (dependencies are referenced correctly and correct path of
MANIFEST.MF is set when doing RunAs...->OSGiStartup)?
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it would be great if m2eclipse would tell my osgi bundle settings to
eclipse's OSGi platform, so no manual interactions or workarounds are
neccessary.
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