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Göktürk Gezer commented on FELIX-3461:
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Unfortunately this issue is not easy to reproduce or wrap in TestCase. At least
i don't know an easy way to write it. But here is the steps for you to see it
in action:
* Create a simple bundle which is not manipulated with either mave-ipojo or
bnd-ipojo plugin with the content:
@Component
public class TestComponent
{
public TestComponent(@Property String hi){}
@Validate
public void validated()
}
* Manipulate that jar using Pojoization.pojoization() method.
I did it by creating seperate project under manipulator, and using Pojoization
to simply do pojoization.
* Copy the MANIFEST in manipulated jar somewhere. This MANIFEST will be correct
without any error.
* And then re-run pojoization on manipulated jar again.(The one manipulator
extracted as <bundleName>_out.jar
* Then look into MANIFEST file of 2. manipulated jar, and you'll see "validate"
transition is gone, and constructor argument @Property "hi" will be interpreted
as "ipojo.InstanceManager" type. And you will see __M methods in manipulation
section. If you try adding more annotations you'll see more errors in final
MANIFEST.
> Re-manipulation with annotated component produces corrupted MANIFEST
> --------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: FELIX-3461
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FELIX-3461
> Project: Felix
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: iPOJO
> Reporter: Göktürk Gezer
> Labels: ipojo-manipulator
> Attachments: FELIX-3461-GSA.patch,
> org.apache.felix.ipojo.manipulator.patch
>
>
> As the manipulation process alters the annotations of original classes on
> generated ones. It leaves it in inconsistent state for re-manipulation. While
> re-manipulation process does not touch classes, re-manipulated bundle is
> unable to function because of a corrupted MANIFEST.
> Broken MANIFEST is missing some handler declarations because of the filters
> and have entries in manipulation section those should have been hided.
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