Hello Jaime, Package the bundle with the dependencies and declare them in your bundle's classpath.
If log4j.jar is in your bundle's lib folder, your manifest.mf would include an entry similar to this: *Bundle-ClassPath: .,/lib/log4j.jar* Look at your R4 spec. Study DynamicImport-Package, Import-Package, and Export-Package... Regards, -Barron On 7/30/07, Jaime Osgi <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > If my OSGi bundle depends on a .JAR file, that it's not currently an OSGi > bundle, how could I make it work?. > > For example, if my OSGi bundle has some dependencies to Log4J library (or > other library), it will raise ClassNotFound exceptions due for any > invocation to Log4J classes. How can I solve it?. Perhaps, creating an > OSGi > bundle with the classes included in the Log4J .JAR file?. Is there any > other > method?. > > Thanks, > Jaime > -- Cell: 678.656.5924 Your Friend, Barron Logan
