> Steinar Bang :
> Eric Lilja :
>> You can also provision using mavenBundle()-API in Pax Exam
> Yeah, but it seemed simple to just add them as maven dependencies in a
> feature that was loaded (except it didn't work, because I bungled the
> copy paste).
> I'm to tired to do it now, but
> Eric Lilja :
> You have databind twice there, I believe you will be needing annotations,
> core, and databind.
Indeed I do! Bad copy/paste it looks like... well spotted! Thanks!
I'm past needing the debug trace (I figured how to use a ScopeRunner
with ThreadLocalScopeManager in place of
You have databind twice there, I believe you will be needing annotations,
core, and databind. I often use a particular service in my PaxExam tests,
and its feature provisions those three Jackson artifacts, since the service
uses Jackson internally. Skip gson..
You can also provision using
> Steinar Bang :
[snip!]
> I have added the following compile scope dependencies to the integration
> test project itself.
> I have also added these dependencies to the project containing the test
> feature loaded by the integration test, causing the jackson bundles to
> be added to that
Platform: debian 11.7 "bullseye", amd64
openjdk-17-jdk:amd64 17.0.6+10-1~deb11u1 (ie. java 17)
karaf 4.4.3
pax-exam 4.13.5
Since I was unable to debug into my pax exam integration test (see other
posting on this list), I decided to try the good old way of adding
