Hi All, I have created a small java tool [1] to analyse OSGI bundles and analyse all kinds of jar files. Basically did this for two reasons.
1) When adopting the OSGI best practices, needed to find out whether final outcome of bundle contains correct information. (For this MetaInfoExtractor.java class can be used) 2) When debugging applications sometimes need to find what are the packages it contains. (This is not that important. but I faced with a situation where I couldn't find the bundle which contains specific package. So to resolve that created JarFileExtractor.java class) We can specify a "jarFolderToBeAnalysed" and "tempFolder" folder in the tool. What it does is, copy each and every jar inside "jarFolderToBeAnalysed" folder(Iterate through whole folder structure) to the "tempFolder" folder, analyse them inside "tempFolder" folder and create text files with the jar name in it. Note that this is a basic tool so you need to open that in a IDE and run it (Need to modify to work in CLI) Hope this will help people who faced with similar issues [1] - https://github.com/lankavitharana/JarAnalyser Thanks, -- Rajith Vitharana Software Engineer, WSO2 Inc. : wso2.com Mobile : +94715883223 Blog : http://lankavitharana.blogspot.com/
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