Before we go too deep with this wrapping.
If you just want to use one of the popular logging frameworks then
pax-logging may be a solution.
It handles log4j, slf4j, commons logging and jdk logging.
You just use the logging api of your choice and install pax-logging
which takes care of providing you an implemention for your api.
Christian
On 24.06.2015 23:47, Joe wrote:
Hi,
I'm trying to wrap a couple of jars as a bundle. The main bundle I want is
called logging, but it has dependencies on another bundle called
logging-common. I am getting them both from maven. However, Karaf is mad
at me because they both contain some of the same packages. They both have
packages called com.blah.logging and com.blah.logging.support.
Would it be possible to wrap them both in a bundle using the wrap command in
bundle, in a feature.xml file?
Do I need a more complex scheme? Would I need to make a bundle that imports
the dependences through maven and then exposes the logging package?
Thanks!
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