2009/8/22 Todor Boev t.b...@prosyst.bg
Hi,
Has anyone contemplated the idea for a validation step after a bundle's
manifest
is generated?
E.g. check if only exported packages are imported. It seems BND already
detects
OSGi manifests on the classpath to collect version information for the
imports.
So the manifests of all jars on the build classpath are available for other
validations as well. Such validations will in fact check if the build
classpath
is potentially be identical to the runtime classpath. I.e. we build only
against
bundles and import only their exported stuff. Does this make sense?
it depends how much of the JARs on the classpath are already OSGi bundles,
a lot of the Maven projects I see using the bundleplugin are compiling
against
'normal' JARs, so their manifests wouldn't have the necessary information
you'd also have to remove JDK packages from the list (depending of course on
the required execution environment) as the system bundle would be exporting
those packages
I'd suggest talking to Peter directly as sounds more like a general BND
option
Cheers,
Todor
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Cheers, Stuart
