I actually had to remove the Private-Package directive (and the ! for
kernel.impl) because neo4j-index requires interfaces and classes in the
impl.batchinsert and impl.cache packages of kernel. :-(
David
On May 25, 2010, at 12:30 PM, David Allen wrote:
> Thanks for the quick response Andreas. There are some packages defined below
> that do not exist, so it seemed to fail again. I changed to the following and
> it seems to work so far:
>
> Export-Package:
> ${bundle.namespace}.graphdb.*;version="${pom.version}",!${bundle.namespace}.kernel.impl.*,${bundle.namespace}.kernel.*;version="${pom.version}",${bundle.namespace}.commons.*;version="${pom.version}"
> Private-Package: ${bundle.namespace}.kernel.impl.*
>
> Cheers!
> David
>
> On May 25, 2010, at 11:21 AM, Andreas Kollegger wrote:
>
>> Hi David,
>>
>> Y'know I never even got around to switching to the 1.0 release, so I'm a
>> little behind. But, after updating the source it does look like the kernel
>> component has some bad bnd instructions. The parent pom assumes
>> ${bundle.namespace} is the top-level package, and that
>> ${bundle.namespace}.impl is private internal implementation code. However,
>> kernel has three top-level packages in the bundle: org.neo4j.graphdb,
>> org.neo4j.kernel and org.neo4j.commons.
>>
>> So, the instructions have to be revised to reflect that. There's a file
>> called osgi.bnd in the source which can be used to override the default pom
>> plugin settings. Try adding this at the top of the file, just before the
>> Import-Package instruction...
>>
>> Export-Package:
>> !${bundle.namespace}.graphdb.impl.*,${bundle.namespace}.graphdb.*;version="${pom.version}",!${bundle.namespace}.kernel.impl.*,${bundle.namespace}.kernel.*;version="${pom.version}",!${bundle.namespace}.commons.impl.*,${bundle.namespace}.commons.*;version="${pom.version}"
>> Private-Package:
>> ${bundle.namespace}.graphdb.impl.*,${bundle.namespace}.kernel.impl.*,${bundle.namespace}.commons.impl.*
>>
>>
>> Best,
>> Andreas
>>
>> ps. I would check these changes into trunk, but I seem to have forgotten my
>> credentials. Would one of the active committers mind trying the above?
>> Thanks.
>>
>> On May 25, 2010, at 1:46 PM, David Allen wrote:
>>
>>> Hey Neo Community -
>>>
>>> I recently moved to the 1.1-SNAPSHOT to test reads w/o Tx, but the kernel
>>> bundle doesn't seem export any packages. The index bundle seems to be fine
>>> still, but can't find the org.neo4j.graphdb package which should be
>>> exported from the kernel bundle. Poking around I can't really find a change
>>> that would have mattered, but maybe someone else with more OSGI experience
>>> can help out?
>>>
>>> Also, does anyone know of a source for a lucene 2.9.2 osgi bundle that
>>> would be compatible with the index code? I can wrap my own, but was just
>>> wondering.
>>>
>>> Thanks,
>>> David Allen
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