Hi Cristiano,
ok catcha, I thought it was a patch for SMX.
Regards
JB
On 01/31/2014 05:45 PM, Cristiano Costantini wrote:
Hi Jean,
I'm working on the Spring bundles today, but I plan to resume my work on
GWT bundles tomorrow.
I'll be home and available to help!
Your patch can't be included in SMX bundle as you don't use the SMX
infrastructure (right now we use maven-bundle-plugin and shade). I don't
think BND and Ant are required to create a bundle for GWT.
Ok, that patch however was for GWT and it works, but it has not been taken
into account by GWT contributors.
So I tried to make one also using SMX infrastructure and its pom.xml is
copied here: https://gist.github.com/cristcost/8733491 but it does not work.
Actually, maven-bundle-plugin uses BND (not BNDTools) and we should be able
to do OSGi bundles for GWT (I did GWT 2.4 bundles without problem).
I was not aware of existence of BNDTools :-) I used BND directly with an
Ant task.
there are three main jar in GWT distribution:
- gwt-user.jar
- gwt-dev.jar
- gwt-servlet.jar
what is needed at runtime on a Java server, is the last one. Unfortunately
it is not a regular project but rather a subset of classes from
gwt-user.jar and gwt-dev.jar, so in gwt-servlet.jar there are unresolved
references which make maven-bundle-plugin fail (but BND 1.50.00 standalone
works).
The behaviour also depends on the maven-bundle-plugin version. Did you try
with 2.4.0 ?
I'm able to compile gwt-dev-2.4.0 and gwt-user-2.4.0 simply by updateing
the parent to org.apache.servicemix.bundles/bundles-pom/12-SNAPSHOT
gwt-user-.2.6.0 and gwt-dev-.2.6.0 gives me "Unresolved references"
I'll try to now to compile my Ant patch with a BND tool of the same version
of maven-bundle-plugin
Regards,
Cristiano
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