Some more mail bombing This is what it looks like in the code (I am
running an example from the book Equinox and OSGI, but using felix instead
of equinox):
private static Option dsProfile() {
return new DefaultCompositeOption(mavenBundle().groupId(
"org.apache.felix").artifactId("
And of course, I forgot the most simple option of all, which is to
explicitly specify the bundles to be installed and not use profiles. So
instead of using a profile I would add the mavenBundle() for the felix scr
bundle explictly.
In fact, this approach offers a fully programmatic way to define p
On Thu, Mar 25, 2010 at 8:40 PM, Erik Brakkee wrote:
> I have been looking at it some more and I really don't understand. In the
> platform file I see only a reference to a maven artifact which is the main
> file of felix with basically only a dependency on the shell version. Where
> can I find th
I have been looking at it some more and I really don't understand. In the
platform file I see only a reference to a maven artifact which is the main
file of felix with basically only a dependency on the shell version. Where
can I find the dependency for felix 2.0.1 on the 1.0.8 version of the scr
b
On Wed, Mar 24, 2010 at 6:56 PM, Alin Dreghiciu wrote:
> I will provide this support out of the box very soon.
>
Thanks all for your responses. I will have a look at this. By the way, even
though felix 2 is compliant to the core 4.2 framework, not all services with
the currently uses 2.0.1 felix
I will provide this support out of the box very soon.
On Wed, Mar 24, 2010 at 10:04 AM, Walter Treur wrote:
> Erik,
> You should be able to invoke a custom framework by with the static
> customFramework method from the CoreOptions class in your JUnit
> @Configuration method. This method allows yo
Erik,
You should be able to invoke a custom framework by with the static
customFramework method from the CoreOptions class in your JUnit @Configuration
method. This method allows you to specify an custom framework definition, a
'Base Framework name' and a name for your custom framework which wi
Hi,
I would like to use an OSGI R4.2 compliant container but it appears that
pax-exam (1.2.0) does not support these yet.
For instance, when will equinox 3.5.2 be supported?
Also, is it possible to easily add support for a given OSGI container
version myself using some extension API? One could a
