Hi Felix,
I know the rules on versioning, btw i've some doubts about. Here my doubt:
1) The concept of version range applies only to import-package or also
to export-package. I i've understand well
this apply only to import package.. is this right??
2) What happen when an import-package in a client bundle could be
satisfied in different wasy???
Which is the policy the framework choose?? Is this an implementation
detail??
Just to explain this problems arise to me using some feature of
javax.activation within javax.mail package.
Andrea
Felix Meschberger ha scritto:
Hi,
If your other bundle is exporting the javax.* packages with an explicit
version you might import-package the packages in your user bundle with
the "same" version.
E.g. the provider exports javax.servlet;version=2.5, so you may declare
Import-Package: javax.servlet;version=2.5
and get the proper export.
HTH
Regards
Felix
Andrea Zoppello schrieb:
Hi all,
I've the following problem: I'm starting my OSGi container ( Equinox )
with jdk1.6, so as the result
i've the system bundle exporting the javax.* packages with version "0.0.0"
From a my client bundle i want that during the resolution my bundle will
not use the javax.* package exported
by the system bundle, but the ones exported by another one.
One of the possible solution, could be to use the require bundle instead
of import package, but i'd still
prefer the import-package.
Maybe i'm missing something, but i don't know how to solve that problem...
Is there any way to solve the general problem of having bundle "not
wired" with packages exported by
the system bundle???
Andrea
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