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Francesco Furfari commented on FELIX-104:
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Hi,
I found the same problem playing with MOSGi projects.
If you append the module declarations at the bottom of the POM all the mosgi
jars will be installed with .osgi-bundle extension and the build proccess fails
</modules>
...
<module>ipojo</module>
<module>ipojo.metadata</module>
<module>ipojo.plugin</module>
<module>ipojo.arch</module>
<module>org.apache.felix.mosgi.console.ifc</module>
<module>org.apache.felix.mosgi.console.component</module>
<module>org.apache.felix.mosgi.console.gui</module>
<module>org.apache.felix.mosgi.jmx.agent</module>
<module>org.apache.felix.mosgi.jmx.httpconnector</module>
<module>org.apache.felix.mosgi.jmx.registry</module>
<module>org.apache.felix.mosgi.jmx.remotelogger</module>
<module>org.apache.felix.mosgi.jmx.rmiconnector</module>
<module>org.apache.felix.mosgi.managedelements.osgiprobes</module>
<module>org.apache.felix.mosgi.managedelements.osgiprobes.tab</module>
</modules>
A quick patch is to move the ipojo declarations to the bottom. Stephan didn't
have added the modules declaration yet, I don't know why but, as reported,
installing individualy every single mosgi project works fine and I'm playing
with them :-)
> Mixing iPOJO and OSGi projects within a parent maven build project may
> install jars in maven with unexpected extensions.
> ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
>
> Key: FELIX-104
> URL: http://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/FELIX-104
> Project: Felix
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: iPOJO
> Affects Versions: 0.8.0
> Reporter: John Conlon
>
> When doing a multiproject build of modules that are iPOJO
> <packaging>ipojo-bundle</packaging> and OSGi
> <packaging>osgi-bundle</packaging> maven may install a built iPOJO bundle
> with the extension *.ipojo-bundle or it may install the same bundle with a
> *.jar extension. Likewise a OSGi bundle maybe created with the extension
> *.jar or osgi-bundle. Building each of these sub-projects individually will
> always install the created bundles with the *.jar extension.
> Appears to install all bundles with *.jar extension into repo upto the point
> a different type is encountered. For example if
> <modules>
> <module>ipojo.project.1</module>
> <module>ipojo.project.2r</module>
> <module>ipojo.project.3</module>
> <module>osgi.project.1</module>
> <module>ipojo.project.4</module>
> </modules>
> ipojo.project.1 - 3 would be installed in repo with *.jar extension
> osgi.project.1 would be installed with the *.osgi-bundle extension
> ipojo.project.4 would be installed with the *.ipojo-bundle extension
> Building each of the projects seperately would install each bundle in the
> repo with *.jar extension.
> Commenting out the osgi.project.1 module above would install all the ipojo
> bundles in the maven repo with a *.jar extension.
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