Hi Mic,
The osgi.ee capabilities are exposed by newer versions of Java if they were
compatible. So frameworks running under Java 7, Java 8 (and hopefully Java
9) will also expose the JavaSE capability version 1.6.
More background on this versioning concept which is applied to OSGi
'Portable
The problem might be that the framework implementation you use does not
support Java 8, e.g. if you're using an older implementation.
Regards
Carsten
David Bosschaert wrote
> Hi Mic,
>
> The osgi.ee capabilities are exposed by newer versions of Java if they were
> compatible. So frameworks
On Tue, Apr 25, 2017 at 2:02 PM, Carsten Ziegeler wrote:
> The problem might be that the framework implementation you use does not
> support Java 8, e.g. if you're using an older implementation.
Which (at least in the case of Felix), basically just means that it
doesn't
Hi David,
thanks for the fast reply and the information. But what are my options to
use the commons.scheduler under 1.8? Also the newest Version 2.5.2 which i
found in the official mvn repo has the Requirement (version=1.6)), thats a
little bit confuse to me.
So in the Application startup
Hi guys,
thanks for you help. I think i found the correct settings.
Now i use the following additional settings:
*org.osgi.framework.system.packages.extra*=${jre-1.8}
*org.osgi.framework.executionenvironment*=${ee-1.8}
ee-1.8=JavaSE-1.8,JavaSE-1.7,JavaSE-1.6,J2SE-1.5,J2SE-1.4,J2SE-1.3, \