Is it possible to specify a relative path to my OBR repository when using Apache Felix with Maven? For example, when I am configuring my maven-bundle-plugin, in the configuration section I have:
I try to create JPA persistency module and access it from OSGI WAB in glassfish 3.1. The way to do it in non-OSGI WAR is to copy the persistency jar into WAR.
I created some OSGi-bundles. One of these has a function to export data to xml using XStream. It just works fine. Also importing again when using the Bundle as library and not within an OSGi context,
I have the weirdest bug, when writting my LogHelper class. I am using org.osgi.service.log.LogService (with Apache Felix implementation).
I am trying to add all the jars from web-inf/lib into the Bundle-ClassPath. I saw several ways to do it, none of them is working:
I\'m wondering if it\'s possible to get Android permission dynamically without using AndroidManifest just with some codes, because I\'ve some OSGi bundles running on Android and without Android permis
I am having some problems with getting my OSGI programs to recognzie/utilize the mysql jdbc driver. I have a bundle that is speficcally for entering data into a mysql database. I have copied over all
We\'re developing a big application using osgi (felix, spring-dm, maven-plugin). I\'d like to add to the doc a complete graph of all dependencies (import/export from each bundle).
I am using a headless version of Buckminster, v3.6.From what I had read, by updating to Eclipse 3.6, the PDE environment will build AspectJ projects, if you include certain configuration in the build.
I\'m trying to create a bundle that watches servi开发者_运维技巧ce registrations and, depending on certain metadata embedded in the API bundle for the service interface, performs some additional tasks