Hi Rajani, I have made the classes which I am using as a seperate bundle, bu the problem now is with the tuscany sdo jars, which is a dependency for my current sdo bundle. How do I get my import package resolved with the library jars of tuscany sdo's. Has anyone tried them and run as bundles. I tried with some, but the dependency resolution for these jars are keep on expanding exponentially. Any kind of advice is really helpful. Thank you for your suggestions. Regards Roshan Roshan,
The classes corresponding to the SDO datatype should be imported by (or contained in) the bundle implementing the OSGi service. And if you are using the default SCA binding, the Java service and the OSGi service should be using the same classes for the SDO datatypes. Which means that the Java service should be defined inside a bundle contribution (a jar file containing OSGi manifest headers). Does this help? On 3/27/08, roshan joseph <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hello, > I am trying to work on a prototype to use osgi service with a java sca > service using SDO datatypes. I had no problem with the datatypes like > String, but when I changed the dataype to SDO based it does not work, as the > bundle cannot understand the SDO data, which is passed as arguments for osgi > service call. Can someone suggest what am I missing here? > > If anyone has encountered or tried this, please comment on the experience. > > Thanks for any info in advance.. > > Regards > Roshan __________________________________________________ Do You Yahoo!? Tired of spam? Yahoo! Mail has the best spam protection around http://mail.yahoo.com
