Hi,
Did this make any differences ?
Werner
mohn3310 wrote:
> I did have a dependency issue when i deployed it to the osgi container.
> castor-xml uses com.sun.org.apache.xml.internal.serialize in jdk5+, which is
> not exported by the osgi system bundle (it is not part of the standard java
> library but rather an implementation detail). To resolve this, I created a
> fragment bundle and exported the package.
>
> Thought to mention this in case it has any bearing on the problem.
>
> Thanks,
> Mohnish
>
>
> mohn3310 wrote:
>> Hello,
>>
>> I'm using castor-xml in introspection mode to write out simple POJOs to
>> files (one POJO per file). I've written unit tests and verified that this
>> works. I've also inspected the files and made sure they have appropriate
>> xml.
>>
>> I then packaged this up into an osgi bundle and deployed it to a container
>> (felix). For some reason when I run it, it ends up creating the file but
>> it is empty... i.e. no xml in the file. Yet another strange thing is that
>> I use Unmarshaller.unmarshall() to convert the xml files back to their
>> associated POJOs. As a test I generated the xml by hand and it was able to
>> load it. So Marshaller.marshall() doesn't work, but
>> Unmarshaller.unmarshall() does!
>>
>> Any idea why it is behaving this way? Same code... works great "normally",
>> but doesn't work inside an osgi container.
>>
>> Thanks,
>> Mohnish
>>
>
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