Hello. I put together a small project a while back to experiment with various aspects of OSGi (such as independent module versioning, and producing a runnable distribution zip containing an OSGi framework and a set of bundles).
I'm currently using Maven for all of my projects (and have been for close to ten years), and am currently using the maven-bundle-plugin to produce OSGi bundles. https://github.com/io7m/thoth The com.io7m.thoth.distribution module solely exists to aggregate dependencies and to produce a runnable distribution. I've had various issues creating a runnable distribution of the project, the latest of which seems to be that the Assembly plugin can't really seem to do what I'm asking it to do: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/MASSEMBLY-848 Basically, what I'm trying to do is produce a zip file containing a specific directory hierarchy. The directory hierarchy contains a set of Apache Felix bundles (the framework and service implementations), some configuration files, and the bundles that make up the thoth project. I don't want to produce a single executable jar; I want to keep all of the bundles separate so that they can be easily upgraded individually after deployment. As the subject of the bnd-maven-export-plugin came up a few hours ago, I thought I'd try it having never actually used Bnd directly, or any of the bnd-* Maven plugins. My thinking is that I can get the export plugin to intelligently decide what bundles are needed, to intelligently fetch framework bundles, and to dump all of those into a single directory. I can then use the Assembly plugin to package them up into the directory layout that I need, and won't need to depend on the problematic artifact resolution mechanism the Assembly plugin apparently uses. I'm following the enRoute runtime tutorial: http://enroute.osgi.org/tutorial_eval/380-run.html Using a somewhat incomplete main.bndrun file, I have something that I think should effectively not do very much: https://github.com/io7m/thoth/commit/a9f58c11daeba94f5d79878cd23a68bef7955195 In other words, unless I'm misunderstanding the documentation, the export plugin should grab some Felix bundles and put them into the target directory. It hasn't been asked to do anything else, so it shouldn't. Unfortunately, what actually happens is this: [INFO] --- bnd-export-maven-plugin:3.3.0:export (default) @ com.io7m.thoth.distribution --- [INFO] cached file:/home/someone/git/com.github/io7m/thoth/com.io7m.thoth.distribution/pom.xml [INFO] Unlocking url cache file:/home/someone/git/com.github/io7m/thoth/com.io7m.thoth.distribution/pom.xml [INFO] cached https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/com/io7m/thoth/com.io7m.thoth/1.0.0/com.io7m.thoth-1.0.0.pom [INFO] Proxy handlers [] [INFO] No match for https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/com/io7m/thoth/com.io7m.thoth/1.0.0/com.io7m.thoth-1.0.0.pom, handler Server [ match=sonatype-nexus-staging, basic=BasicAuthentication [password=*, user=io7m], https=HttpsVerification [verify=true, certificatesPath=null]] [INFO] No match for https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/com/io7m/thoth/com.io7m.thoth/1.0.0/com.io7m.thoth-1.0.0.pom, handler Server [ match=sonatype-nexus-snapshots, basic=BasicAuthentication [password=*, user=io7m], https=HttpsVerification [verify=true, certificatesPath=null]] [INFO] set header User-Agent=Bnd [INFO] GET https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/com/io7m/thoth/com.io7m.thoth/1.0.0/com.io7m.thoth-1.0.0.pom [INFO] result TaggedData [tag="1fb066da6a67c7c02962f59b4b8cd1ee", code=404, modified=Wed Aug 10 15:08:35 UTC 2016, url=https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/com/io7m/thoth/com.io7m.thoth/1.0.0/com.io7m.thoth-1.0.0.pom, state=NOT_FOUND, msg= 404 Not Found 404 Not Found nginx ] [INFO] Unlocking url cache https://repo1.maven.org/maven2/com/io7m/thoth/com.io7m.thoth/1.0.0/com.io7m.thoth-1.0.0.pom I'm not sure why the plugin is going out to Maven Central to resolve that particular artifact (the parent POM), and this project is unlikely to ever be deployed to Maven Central as it's just a toy project for experimenting with OSGi. Can I get Bnd to work with the modules in the current Maven reactor? M
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