Thanks Toni, the wrap suffix now works.
But importing sadly still fails. I'm currently doing this:
public static CompositeOption junitBundles() {
return new DefaultCompositeOption(
Why shouldn't it work? the link handler resolves to an InputStream thas is
being consumed by wrap protocol handler.
Otherwise i would consider it a bug in the url parser of pax-url-wrap.
The error to me indicates a missing dependency, like:
org.ops4j.pax.url:pax-url-wrap:2.5.2
in your pom or
Hi,
I'm not sure if wrap and link do work in combination.
It does work nicely though with maven bundles, so if you give a maven
coordinate instead of a link, that should work well.
I fear with link, which is another URL handler, the mixing of wrap doesn't
work well.
regards, Achim
2016-12-29
I'm currently trying but with mild results.
I tried this:
public static CompositeOption junitBundles() {
return new DefaultCompositeOption(new JUnitBundlesOption(),
systemProperty("pax.exam.invoker").value("junit"),
Thanks. I will try to wrap everything.
In fact, I'm testing OSGi. I have an attribute that is supposed to allow
poweruser to access EasyMock internal packages. This was done to allow
compatibility for framework like PowerMock when using EasyMock in OSGi.
However, normal use should not use
Thanks. I was pretty much there but I can't wrappedBundle(junitBundles())
So I guess I need to wrap one of the 3 bundles inside the junitBundles.
Probably bundle(
"link:classpath:META-INF/links/org.ops4j.pax.tipi.junit.link"). I will try
tonight but will be happy if there is an easier way.
But
Hi,
you can wrap the junit bundle and add those export declarations to it. [1]
Just make sure you don't have the junit configuration [2] in your project,
as that will collide with your own custom declaration.
Hope this helps, Achim
[1] -
Hi,
I've been fighting for a bunch of hours now so I hope someone can help me.
I've trying to test EasyMock OSGi configuration with Pax-Exam. Everything
works fine except one thing.
I need to export a conditional package from the JUnit bundle. With an
attribute.
Normally I would import like
