Basically, my web service must be deployable as a single OSGi jar bundle. Therefore: The bundle must contain all compile and runtime maven dependencies.
I have an OSGi bundle that was built using Maven by another team. The POM file declares its packaging as \"bundle\" and uses the Apache Felix plugin.
We are in the process of converting existing code to an OSGi environment. In one of our (yet to be) OSGi bundles we have code that perform an XSLT transformation. A piece of the XSLT includes a java e
We have been using JAXB 2.1 for a long time in our system. We have a platform that is built with Ant and generates a bunch of bundles that are deployed in an OSGi runtime. We use Java SE 6.
ServiceTracker is defined as a Thread-Safe class in the OSGI 4.2 spec The usage of this class is pretty straight forward.
UPDATE: SOLVED. I had to use a utility bundle to auto-load Vaadin apps in OSGI. See http://dev.vaadin.com/wiki/Arvue/OSGi
Is it possible (and if so, safe) to modify the MANIFEST of a bundle anytime during it\'s lifecycle (i.e. presumably only between INSTALLED and RESOLVED).
For some reason one of my bundles fails to load class from another: [2011-09-08 10:57:55.574] Thread-2<UR0001I> User region ready.
Here is my code : https://github.com/hoymkot/struts2-osgi-integration-webapp I am trying to get struts2-osgi-demo-bundle running with strut2-osgi plugin, but I am getting the following error ...
I\'m hitting the Spring Roo / Oracle OSGi driver issue that plenty of others have hit and seem to have solved.
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