Hi Marco,
The issue is that the package name is not getting resolved in the second
bundle.
ie when I try to import com.outotec.uom.mapping*;Its not getting resolved.
What I need is that I need to call the function in
com.outotec.uom.mapping.MappingInterface.
So how can I make the interface packag
Hi Raul,
The package name com.outotec.uom.mapping.*, is not getting resolved in the
second bundle.
How can I make it accessible in the second bundle .
Thanks
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Thanks And regards,
Mahesh
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Hi Mahesh,
bundle 1 looks good so far. in your second bundle do the following:
ad an instance variable to your bean which is of type of the interface like:
class mypgm {
private com.outotec.uom.mapping.MappingInterface mappingService = null;
// here getter + setter for mappingService
}
then
If Spring DM is able to resolve the OSGi reference correctly,
'mappingservice' becomes a local bean in the Spring Context of the second
bundle.
This means that you can inject it around like any other bean.
For example:
... provided that com.ab.mypgm has a setter for property
