There are some package and bundle hacking if you want to install the
CXF bundle with Karaf or Felix from scratch.
You can try to use the Servicemix which ships lots bundles to support
the CXF out of box.
BTW, apache CXF has it's own feature file that you can take it as an
example to resolve the module dependency.
On Wed Sep 7 06:37:26 2011, Brian Topping wrote:
Greetings,
I'm interested in working with Camel under OSGi. I have previous experience
with EIP and OSGi and have read the very good Camel In Action, so this seems
like a reasonable leap.
Over the weekend, spent some time trying some different components out. My
base deployment is Felix 3.2.3 (or Karaf, although it's not currently supported
by the IDE plugin I'm using), and created some small projects over the weekend
with spring-dm extender.
My next project was an attempt to get JAXRS REST working via CXF and Jersey.
It doesn't seem like it should be that difficult, but I spent much of the day
resolving dependencies on CXF and still am not finished. It feels like I must
be doing things the hard way, so I was hoping others here might be able to
offer some hints.
When adding the large modules, I'd get a lot of transitive dependencies into the
build, which I would selectively add (i.e. without Spring v. 2.5.6.SEC artifacts) to
the set that was getting deployed. That was simple enough, but then I started to
realize some of the core XML transitives were not being added, like stax and bind. I
ended up so far with a combination of adding sun.misc to
org.osgi.framework.system.packages.extra and wsdl4j and xml-resolver
in<Embed-Dependency>. My current POM is attached below.
Where I'm at now is a missing dep on javax.enterprise.context, which just seems
like a bunch more Glassfish dependencies that are going to need to be added to
the POM, loaded into the Felix plugin I'm using and Felix restarted, one
dependency at a time.
Is there a better way to do this? I realize this won't need to be done again,
but if there's an easier way to do this, I was hoping to learn some better
technique sooner than later.
Kind regards, Brian
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