Re: problem : unable to cache

thanks tony, i resolved the problem : i changed the relative bundle addresse with the absolute ones . 2009/3/15 Toni Menzel t...@okidokiteam.com Hi, i don't see an attachment to this file - maybe i am not the only one. If its not too much, why don't copy in the error into mail directly ?

upnp base driver

hi, i would like to test upnpBundles figuring in your trunk, i succeed in testing the devices running in the framework but i don't know how to test external upnp devices( devices in the local network) like domoware examples ( i don't know how to launch them and how the upnp base driver will

Re: upnp base driver

hello, it should be simple try to launch two instances of the felix runtime with the devices you have already tested ... in each instance you should see the two clocks and two TVs devices( being one local and the other remote). Clearly it works also if you launch the two instances on

Re: Logging of problems with declarative services?

Hello Mike, Don't forget to set the felix property ds.loglevel=debug This property is directly used by SCR when logging debug traces. /pierre Stuart McCulloch wrote: 2009/3/21 Michael Greifeneder mik...@gmx.net Hello, I use declarative services with bundle org.apache.felix.scr Is there

OBR requires clause

I'm trying to understand something about the way OBR works, and I was wondering if someone could give me a pointer. I've tried checking this mailing list, Google, etc., but didn't come across an answer. I have an OSGi environment that uses Felix OBR Repository Admin. I have one bundle (Bundle

Re: Reasons why a service won't get picked up?

Thanks for all your help, it looks like this is much simpler than we expected. Due to a couple of refactorings, we had removed any java source references to the package containing our view interface. Spring-osgi still had references, though. So, maven-bundle-plugin/bnd dropped references to