We don't have anything like that in Felix.
About the closest thing we have is a little known experimental feature
called "implicit wires", which was implemented as an experiment for
Peter Kriens. It is a directive for Export-Package called
"x-implicitwire" where you can list a set of packages that should also
be imported by a bundle that imports the exported package to which the
directive is attached...it is effectively a way to force a bundle to
import packages. You can read about Peter's experiment here:
http://www.osgi.org/blog/2007/07/to-declare-or-not-to-declare.html
I don't actually encourage people to use this, however, since it may be
removed, but you are free to experiment with it. Hopefully, work on
fragments will get underway soon. Sorry for the inconvenience.
-> richard
james yong wrote:
Hi,
I am facing similar problem to what is described in the following url (See
"Here is an example of the problem")
http://dev.eclipse.org/newslists/news.eclipse.technology.equinox/msg03962.html
Since fragment hasn't been implemented in felix, is there an alternative
solution?
Regards,
James
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