Hi Kurt,
Thanks for the quick response. JIRA created and patch uploaded to:
https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/ODE-927
Regards,
Josh
On 11-07-07 02:16 PM, Kurt Westerfeld wrote:
Josh, I adapted the bundle deployment code from original ODE sources that had a
few limitations, and added the bundle activator that you see today. The
original code didn't handle subdirectories, and I didn't fix this limitation.
I think there's no real reason why you wouldn't be able to modify the source
and have it handle nested subdirectories--I think it's an oversight that should
be fixed. My suggestion is to file a JIRA bug report and attach a patch to it.
I think your assessment is correct that you should only need to deal with the
two areas you identified, although you may find that resolving WSDL imports is
a big topic all by itself and I really don't like the way the code needs to be
exploded from bundle form in the first place.
HTH,
Kurt
On Jul 7, 2011, at 1:50 PM, Josh Mahonin wrote:
Hi,
I'm using Apache ODE 1.3.5 in ServiceMix, and am seeing an issue with deploying OSGI
bundles with subfolders in them. I was getting errors about not being able to find
the WSDL file I was referencing from my BPEL, and saw that my subfolders don't get
deployed at all into the 'bpelData/<bundlename>' folder at all.
Looking through
"jbi-bundle/src/main/java/org/apache/ode/jbi/osgi/deployer/OdeDeployedBundle.java",
I see on line 123, the Enumeration is calling 'findEntries' on the bundle, without the
recursion flag set. As well, the 'copyOne' function in the same file, starting at line
203, appears to have specific directory handling set up (that is to say, it ignores them).
In my case, I have various WSDL and XSD files tucked in a 'schemas' folder,
which includes multiple sub-folders as well. The WSDLs reference various XSD
files in separate sub-folders, and the whole thing is source controlled and
referenced in multiple other projects. As such, the obvious work-around of
flattening the structure and packing them in the root directory isn't ideal.
I'm unfamiliar with the internals of ODE, but is there any reason why the
deployment folder doesn't support sub-directories? If not, is the fix just a
matter of switching the flag on 'findEntries', and tweaking the 'copyOne'
function?
Thanks,
Josh
