Sure, here are the manifests (i removed imports and exports for readability).
They are built by maven, so they are basically the same.
Version 1.0.9:
Manifest-Version: 1.0
Build-Timestamp: 20160513-1319
Bundle-ClassPath: .
Tool: Bnd-1.50.0
Bundle-Name: Components :: UserRelations ::
Hello everyone,
in our application we built a plugin service using the karaf
FeaturesService. Our plugins are zip files containing the bundles to deploy
and the feature.xml, which looks like this:
http://karaf.apache.org/xmlns/features/v1.2.0;
Hello everybody,
we need to upgrade from Karaf 2.x to Karaf 4.x. Therefore
I'm currenlty testing the latest Karaf version on Windows7 with a very
simple example.
I just want to install a wrapped 3rd-party jar as a feature to my plain
Karaf installation.
I'm using the following feature.xml file:
Hi everybody,
I'm using Apache Karaf 4.0.4. I recently upgraded to it. All works perfect,
except the fact that time has disabled the daylight savings. So, for
example if I use CEST time, it actually uses CET time, if I use EEST time,
it actually uses EET time.
Can anybody give me any hints about
Hi Guillaume,
Thanks for reply. Unfortunately this is exactly the bundle setup I've used so
far.
I am not happy with that because I have to maintain two log4j configurations,
therefore I am searching for a solution to integrate pax-logging somehow.
Regards
Von: Guillaume Nodet
In such a case, one possibility would be to create an uber bundle
containing the library + an embedded version of log4j, without importing
the package. It will force that library to use the embedded version of
log4j which will be complete. So you won't run into ClassNotFoundException,
but the
