Aaron Siri <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > But, the case you made seems to only really make sense for poorly > designed bundles (as this compendium bundle seems to be - including > a logging API that can't be separated from the rest) I'd hope the > maven plugin is designed with such a situation as the exception > instead of the rule. Either you depend on compendium or you don't. > In your case the answer is "Sort of. I drag what I need into my own > bundle."
I brought up this point -- somewhat by accident -- just a few days ago, and the work I'm interrupting to type this once again has me considering whether it's worth it to rely upon the compendium bundle. In my case, I just wanted the org.osgi.util.tracker package, which consists of two files. But using the compendium bundle as it's intended has me also dragging in some servlet-related bundle -- and my application does nothing related to servlets. Is the compendium bundle's content specified by OSGi, or is this a Felix-specific combination of things? That is, would it still be possible to cut up the compendium bundle into smaller pieces without violating any OSGi specifications? -- Steven E. Harris
