CSS not working in PaxWeb Http Whiteboard

2016-09-15 Thread Venkatesh Laguduva 
Hi,
   I am using PaxWeb Http Whiteboard service in Apache Karaf; while 
everything works, I am unable to get certain CSS styles rendered properly - 
for example, 

arrow-dropup-circle {
content: "\f364";
}

this is supposed to display a drop up circle but when hosted in PaxWeb, it 
does not though the css is loaded but it does not render the content. while 
it displays square boxes in chrome, in firefox, it just shows the number 
f364 in a square box.

Please note that this works when I host my website in NodeJS.

My blueprint is same as the one given here 
.

Can someone shed some light into why am not getting css rendered properly?

Thanks
Venkatesh Laguduva

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Re: Tinybundle versus probe bundle with Declarative Services

2016-09-15 Thread Christian Schneider 
Bnd can generate the DS xml from annotations but it will need a bnd 
plugin for DS. I think I tried this at some point and got it working but 
considered it too complicated for my case.


It could be a good improvement for Tinybundles though. Tinybundles could 
add the DS plugin for bnd by default. Then

it would be easy to create bundles with DS annotations on the fly.

Christian


On 15.09.2016 16:49, Toni Menzel wrote:
Tinybundles only has a raw builder (which adds nothing "magically", 
thats why its raw) and a bndBuilder, which lets bnd do its magic to 
generate a manifest.
Yes, now we'd need a DS builder additionally to process the 
annotations and generate the xml. You can also add it explicitly 
(include the hand rolled xml). But thats really the worst option. 
Better make a DS generator for tinybundles.. ?



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On Thu, Sep 15, 2016 at 4:28 PM, Benson Margulies 
> wrote:


I've always been a bit unclear about which classes get
incorporated into the test bundle with pax-exam. If I just have a
class in the src/test/java, and that class has DS annotations,
will pax-exam use bnd to build out the DS metadata? Or do I need
to make an explicit tinybundle?

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Re: Tinybundle versus probe bundle with Declarative Services

2016-09-15 Thread Toni Menzel 
Tinybundles only has a raw builder (which adds nothing "magically", thats
why its raw) and a bndBuilder, which lets bnd do its magic to generate a
manifest.
Yes, now we'd need a DS builder additionally to process the annotations and
generate the xml. You can also add it explicitly (include the hand rolled
xml). But thats really the worst option. Better make a DS generator for
tinybundles.. ?


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On Thu, Sep 15, 2016 at 4:28 PM, Benson Margulies 
wrote:

> I've always been a bit unclear about which classes get incorporated into
> the test bundle with pax-exam. If I just have a class in the src/test/java,
> and that class has DS annotations, will pax-exam use bnd to build out the
> DS metadata? Or do I need to make an explicit tinybundle?
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Tinybundle versus probe bundle with Declarative Services

2016-09-15 Thread Benson Margulies 
I've always been a bit unclear about which classes get incorporated into 
the test bundle with pax-exam. If I just have a class in the src/test/java, 
and that class has DS annotations, will pax-exam use bnd to build out the 
DS metadata? Or do I need to make an explicit tinybundle?

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