I'm sorry to respond without actually providing an answer but I couldn't help it. Least time (not so long ago) I asked myself similar question I ended up learning what NP-complete process is ;) And I'm still trying to make sense out of it ...
31 sie 2016 13:31 "Daghan ACAY" <daghana...@hotmail.com> napisał(a): > > Hi there, > > > I was working on understanding bundle resolution and workspaces in BND and enRoute. Here is my simplified set up: > > > workspace 1 two projects > > ProjectA.api > > ProjectB.provider (this depends on Bundle1 and Bundle2) > > > I resolve Project B using central maven repository. And release Both ProjectA and ProjectB to "Release" > > > Workspace 2 one project. This workspace has reference to "Release" directory of the workspace 1 hence can see ProjectA and ProjectB. However, this workspace does not have the Central repository pointing to Bundle1 and Bundle2 above. Project in workspace 2 is called > > > ProjectC.provider (this depends on ProjectA.api) > > > Here is my question . When I try to resolve Project C, resolution fails saying > > "Project C cannot be resolved because ProjectB cannot be resolved because it needs Bundle1." > > > Why should I have dependencies of my dependencies in my second workplace? Isn't it against resolution process? I mean if you have multiple dependencies then do you need to go and find every single one of the transient dependencies in your current local repositories. This can be exponentially big. Should not resolution find the dependencies even though they are not on your local repositories? I know I am going in the territory of MVN but I really thing there must be a simpler way. Similar to "provided" in MVN may be? or a global, I mean literally global "cnf"? > > > I also tried to export the dependencies of ProjectB.provider from ProjectB.provider to aid the resolution in Workspace2 but this does not seem right either in terms of the size of ProjectB or conventions of OSGi. So can you please tell me how can one use external bundle and resolve without knowing the transient dependencies? IF this cannot be done than how should one proceed to organise their workspaces while collaborating with others? > > > Sorry for the long message but I wanted to be as clear as possible. > > > Regards > > -Daghan > > > _______________________________________________ > OSGi Developer Mail List > osgi-dev@mail.osgi.org > https://mail.osgi.org/mailman/listinfo/osgi-dev
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